Syrian Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali expressed the government's readiness to cooperate with any leadership chosen by the people in a recorded message on Sunday morning. He emphasized the importance of a smooth and systematic transition of government functions while preserving state facilities.
Al-Jalali called on Syrians to protect public facilities, highlighting that these assets belong to all citizens. He reassured the public of his commitment to ensuring the operation of public institutions and maintaining safety and security for all citizens.
Furthermore, the militant leader of Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS), Ahmed al-Sharaa, also known as Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, urged rebel forces to refrain from harming state institutions. He emphasized the need to avoid approaching public facilities and firing bullets into the air, emphasizing the importance of maintaining order during the transition.
In a recent interview, Jolani presented a different vision for the war-torn country and revealed his real name, Ahmed al-Sharaa, in a symbolic move towards rebranding. This development signals potential shifts in leadership and strategies within the Syrian conflict.
