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The Syrian government has announced that the first official parliamentary session will be held on June 8th, following the completion of the procedures to approve the local election results and the finalization of the candidate lists. The proposed amendments include allocating a presidential seat composed of 70 seats, with some minor adjustments possible, focusing on representing various Syrian components and strengthening the presence of eastern regions, especially those overlapping with the Syrian Democratic Forces. Additionally, the government is moving towards renaming the People’s Assembly to the "Syrian Parliament," and efforts are underway to merge areas such as the Jazira region and Daraa countryside. Criticism continues regarding the mechanisms for forming the council, particularly from Kurdish parties demanding greater representation. In some areas, such as Hesekê and Ayn al-Arab, the elections involve additional procedures like appointment to address issues related to the upcoming council.
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