Tripartite Meeting to Arrange Power Transfer.. and "People's Assembly" Announces Readiness
Al-Shara, Jalali, and Al-Bashir Meeting Represents Important Step Toward Ensuring Smooth Power Transfer and State Institutions Continuity
December 9, 2024, 10:22 pm

Tripartite Meeting to Arrange Power Transfer.. and

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Syrian People's Assembly Chairman expressed readiness to implement new leadership directives in interview with Al-Arabiya and Al-Hadath, while Parliament pledged resources for Syrian people's service.

Assembly statement considered December 8 historic turning point in Syrians' lives, announcing support for people's aspirations in building new Syria.

Former Prime Minister Mohammed Al-Jalali revealed through Al-Arabiya and Al-Hadath Monday his agreement to transfer power to opposition's "Salvation Government."

Opposition factions posted Telegram video of meeting between military operations commander Ahmed Al-Shara with Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed Al-Jalali, discussing "power transfer coordination," following Assad regime's fall and Damascus flight.

Recording showed Al-Shara, formerly known as Al-Jolani, speaking with Jalali and Mohammed Al-Bashir, "Salvation Government" president responsible for managing HTS-controlled areas in Idlib, aiming to "coordinate power transfer ensuring services delivery to our people in Syria."

Al-Arabiya sources reported three attendees' agreement on power transfer mechanisms and smooth state institutions management.

Mohammed Al-Bashir, Syrian engineer and politician, holds Salvation Government presidency position in areas under armed factions' control before regime fall in Idlib, rural Hama, and western rural Aleppo.

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