Syria. A temporary government was created. One of the ministries was covered by a Christian

The new office Syria 23 ministers enters, the government has no prime minister, its work will be directly managed by temporary president Ahmed al-Szara.

The most important positions went to the loyal associates of the interim president, who previously managed the Islamist group Hajat Tahrir Ash-Szam (HTS). The group was the core of the Coalition of Rebel Groups, which on December 8, 2024 overthrew the Bashar al-Assad regime.

However, the office is more inclusive than the current transitional government, which has managed the country since December. In addition to the Christian Minister of Social Affairs and the work of Hind Kabawat, the Christian Minister Kabawat also included individual representatives of Alawite, Druz and Kurds – the AFP agency calculated.

Hind Kabawat, a Christian and activist, who opposed Assad from the beginning of the conflict in March 2011. In the government she will be the minister of social affairs and work.

The current Prime Minister Mohamed Al-Baszir has become an energy minister. Raed Saleh's head of the Minister for Extraordinary Situations took over the minister for extraordinary situations. White helmets are a volunteer formation of civil defense that acted during the civil war in areas occupied by the rebels.

Foreign and defense ministers, Assad Al-Szajbani and Murhaf Abu Kasra, kept their positions.

Gray and his supporters from taking over the power declared that they had left the jihadist ideology, respect the rights of numerous minorities living in Syria, they do not want conflict with their neighbors and strive to merge the civil war of the state and its reconstruction divided during the lasting war.

However, these declarations did not calm some minority groups and part of international public opinion.

At the beginning of March, there were clashes between the forces of the new authorities and the loyal groups towards Assad. The fights turned into a wave of brutal violence directed mainly at Alawite – the religious minority from which the Assad clan came from and on which their rule was based. Nearly 1.1 thousand were killed civilians – the Syrian Human Rights Observatory (OSDH) informed.

During the civil war since 2011, at least half a million people were killed, and more than half of the inhabitants of Syria had to run away from home – abroad or to other regions of the country. There is still one of the greatest humanitarian crises in the world in Syria.

The conflict began with the creation of rebels against the authoritarian power of Assad. Shredded opposition fractions also sometimes fought among themselves. Other countries have also joined the conflict. Assad supported Russia and Iranopposition – Türkiye And some Arab states of the Persian Gulf.