Syrians are waking up to a new government

On Sunday, the Syrians continue to continue the rule of government, which will be in power of power for the next five years, digesting the government of some resignation, which seized the government in December, but welcoming the representation of the country’s main ethnic minorities.

Rebels President Bashar al-Assad was overthrown Since the time, calling Syria’s de facto powers, leader Ahmet Al-Shara in December temporary president to control the transitional government.

Mr. Al-Shara, the expected new government on Saturday, until the early days of the 23 Cabinet Minister – on the last day of Ramadan on the last day of Ramadan on the last day of Ramadan, the festival of the Muslim Fitr Festiv.

The government appeared as a compromise that is familiar between the challenges of a variety of closets that will unite the war-fear and deep divided country while maintaining Mr. Al-Shara allies in the strongest ministries.

Seven ministers related to the Provincial Administration among the appointments of Mr al-Shara, once headed in Idlib, who was arrested by the rebel. However, he also appointed nine independent ministers, including technocrats and former activists and fell to the civil war as part of five ministers serving in the first years of the Assad regime.

He called the ministers from each of the main ethnic minorities, the Kurds, Drouses, Christians and Assad’s sect. Among them is to lead the Lone Women’s Minister, Christian Indian Kabawat, the Ministry of Social Affairs.

“Undoubtedly, some votes will still be felt,” Abdy Yeganeh said in a ceremony in the independent diplomat in London. He said: “There is a sign of the transition in Syria, including the announcement of the new government.”

Mr al-Shara is the pressure of Western countries and to organize an inclusive government from members of Syria’s civil society. After the sectarian violence between the Alawit communities in the Syrian coastal area, these calls took the further relevance.

“A large workmate in the Middle East Institute in Washington, Abraham Al-Assil, the DC has referred to a small circle of small allies used in the transitional government. They can’t run the show to them. “

Muhammad Haji Kadour According to Damascus.