Syria finishes selecting deputies and begins sessions Monday
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad named the remaining one-third of the Transitional People's Assembly's members, consisting of 70 members, including 13 former detainees, with the aim of representing various segments of Syrian society through an electoral process that has sparked controversy. This comes after an assessment of the process for appointing the council members, which has been ongoing since October, within a mechanism set by constitutional procedures with exceptions for the Ghouta area and regions with a Druze majority. The council is expected to hold its first session next Monday, in an effort to reshape the political landscape following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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