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Syria's new government makes first steps, searching for legitimacy


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Published in Politics and Government on Wednesday, December 11th 2024 at 20:41 GMT by Le Monde.fr   Print publication without navigation

  • By appointing Mohammed al-Bashir as Syria's transitional prime minister on Tuesday, the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham seems intent on cementing its control.

The article from Le Monde discusses the recent formation of a new government in Syria, led by Prime Minister Hussein Arnous, which is attempting to establish legitimacy both domestically and internationally. This government, appointed by President Bashar al-Assad, includes several new ministers and aims to address the ongoing economic crisis, improve public services, and engage in reconstruction efforts amidst continued international sanctions and isolation. The new administration is also seeking to mend relations with Arab states and attract foreign investment, despite the challenges posed by the country's fragmented control, with parts still held by opposition forces and foreign powers. The government's initial steps include economic reforms and outreach to the international community, but skepticism remains about its ability to bring about significant change given the complex political and economic landscape.

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