Syrian President Ahmed Al -Sharra announced a transitional government on Saturday (29), with the appointment of 23 ministers in an expanded office that is seen as an important landmark in the transition from contracts from the Assad family government and improving Syrian relations with the West.
The new Sony authorities in Syria were subjected to pressure from the West and the Arab countries to form a more comprehensive government in ethnic and religious societies in the country.
This pressure increased yet Hundreds of civilians were killed The minority sect from which the ousted leader Bashar al -Assad comes along the western coast of Syria this month.
The Cabinet includes Yarub Badr, Alauita, who has been appointed Minister of Transport, while Amgad Badr, who belongs to the Drusa community, will lead the Ministry of Agriculture.
Hind Kabouat, a Christian woman and part of the opposition in front of Assad, who worked in tolerance between religions and female empowerment, Minister of Social Affairs and Labor.
Muhammad Yusr Berneh, Minister of Finance, was appointed.
The ruler, Mohouf Abu Qara, and Asad Al -Shaibani, who were already working as defense and foreign affairs ministers, in a row, remained in the previous temporary office that led Syria since the overthrow of Assad in December by an offensive offensive rebel.
Shara also said that it had established a sporting ministry and another for emergency situations, as she appointed the head of a rescue group known as white helmets, Rayel Salih, Minister of Emergency.
In January, Shara was appointed as a temporary president and promised to form a comprehensive transitional government that would build public institutions destroyed from Syria and the country’s rule in the elections, which he said may take up to five years.
The government will not have a prime minister, as Shara is expected to lead the executive branch.
Earlier this month, Syria issued a constitutional statement designed to serve as a basis for the temporary period led by Shara. This statement maintained a major role for Islamic law and provides women’s rights and freedom of expression.
