Ahmed Al-Charaa is refining his transition project for Syria and his stature as head of state, keen to present himself as a force of moderation in the Middle East. It is no coincidence that he chose the Al-Arabiya channel, linked to the Saudi crown, to reveal his vision of the future of Syria, on the occasion of his first television interview with an Arab media, Sunday, December 29, even as the leader of the Sunni Muslim world is still cautiously observing the first steps of the new leader of Damascus.
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Ahmed Al-Charaa unveiled a timetable for a democratic transition. In this regard, he once again called for a review of United Nations resolution 2254, adopted in 2015, serving as a basis for talks on a democratic transition between the Syrian regime and the opposition, considering that the context has changed and that the transition he proposes respects the« essence ».
Elections in Syria could only take place in four years, he said, citing the need to conduct a full census of the population, which includes 13 million displaced people, inside and outside the country. country, by thirteen years of civil war. He says he wants to give time to the organization of a national dialogue and the writing of a new Constitution after five decades of dictatorship of the Al-Assad clan. This process could take “two to three years”he said, in order to create a framework to ensure long-term stability.
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