Syria's New Dawn: Inclusive Political Dialogue Beyond Assad

A landmark conference aims to shape Syria's political landscape without Assad loyalists and the Kurdish-led administration. Former rebel leader Ahmad al-Sharaa has become interim president, vowing a pluralistic political process. The dialogue will focus on creating a new constitution and inclusive governance for Syrians.

A pivotal conference, designed to redefine Syria's political trajectory, is set to unfold without the involvement of Assad loyalists and the Kurdish-led administration in the northeast, organizers revealed on Thursday.

Huda al-Atassi, an ex-detainee and steering committee member, emphasized that the gathering would encompass societal and governance discussions to forge a path grounded in consensus and justice.

In a crucial movement against Assad's regime, Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former rebel leader, emerged as interim president. Since Assad's fall, he has advocated for a political transformation emphasizing pluralism and rights for minorities, promising an inclusive dialogue to establish Syria's future constitution.

(With inputs from agencies.)