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Al-Shar'a discusses regime overthrow and Idlib model
Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharq explained in an interview with Al Jazeera the transformations in his intellectual, military, and political journey. He emphasized that building the state and institutions came as a result of long reflections after transitioning from factional work. He pointed out that Syria, which has a history of seven thousand years, is characterized by diversity and a rich heritage, and that his sense of belonging to the Golan cause began in childhood. He affirmed that removing the previous regime was a global necessity, and that his experience in opposition areas led to the establishment of institutions such as universities and economic projects, and their success in improving living standards in Idlib. He also noted that the war against ISIS diverted the course of the revolution, and that their reflections have shifted focus toward the state and institutions rather than closed ideologies. He concluded by affirming that Damascus embodies human civilization and remains the cornerstone of Syria’s identity and future.
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