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Ahmed Abazid on Fuel Crisis and Tensions
The recent fuel crisis in Syria exposes broader political, economic, and social tensions. It has become the spark triggering increasing popular protests due to the absence of transitional legitimacy, weak public participation, deteriorating economic policies, rising marginalization, and the failure to manage financial and real estate issues transparently and equitably. Researcher Ahmed Abazid points out that this crisis reflects deeper problems related to an unstable political infrastructure, neglect of the importance of building permanent institutions that derive their legitimacy from society, a rising sense of marginalization, and a lack of trust in government policies. On the other hand, economic priorities have declined, and resources are distributed unjustly. He emphasizes the necessity of comprehensive national dialogue to address accumulated issues and the development of mechanisms for political and civil participation, aiming to prevent further escalation of tensions and to halt widespread protests.
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