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In the final hours before the Syrian People's Council session, intense reactions took place regarding the endorsement of candidates for the presidency of the body, amid interference from the executive authority to pressure members into selecting a consensus candidate that would avoid provoking objections from some allied countries. Sources confirmed that the majority of members insisted on the council's independence and their own choices, and the vote ultimately favored Abdul Hamid Al-Awaak, who received broad support. This strengthened the council’s position and its ability to maintain independence. Additionally, there were disagreements and competitions over candidates in Syrian provinces, with instances of withdrawals and internal support. However, the party blocs failed to present a unified stance due to internal disagreements, emphasizing the importance of choosing a consensus candidate acceptable both domestically and internationally.
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