Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa finalized the formation of the country's parliament by issuing a list of 70 personal appointments, according to Syrian media. The appointments include a controversial choice of an actress, drawing criticism.
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has completed the formation of the country's parliament by issuing a list of 70 personal appointments, according to Syrian media reports. The list includes the appointment of an actress, which has drawn criticism due to its controversial nature. Al-Sharaa, who has been consolidating power since taking office, recently met with Egyptian businessman Naguib Sawiris in Damascus, as reported by The Zioneer. The full list of appointees and the specific parliamentary roles have not been disclosed.
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