Al-Shar'a Names New Security Leaders

The article discusses the security changes in Syria approved by President Ahmed al-Shirb, which include the appointment of new leading figures in security institutions. Notably, Anas Khattab has been appointed as Director of the National Security Office while maintaining his position as Minister of Interior. Hussein Al-Salama has been appointed as Deputy Director of the National Security Office, and Lieutenant General Abdul Qader Tahan has been appointed as Head of the General Intelligence Service. The article provides background on these individuals, most of whom have participated in military operations and armed groups, and have held security positions for years. It also highlights their involvement in sensitive areas such as Aleppo and Deir Ezzor, as well as their roles in military and security operations. Additionally, it notes that these changes are part of a plan to restructure the Ministry of Interior and strengthen security agencies, including the creation of new divisions for counter-terrorism, border security, and prisons. The goal is to improve security management and promote transparency and community participation.

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