After the recent fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, Ahmed al-Sharaa, former rebel leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, has been appointed as Syria's interim president. His leadership marks a significant transition as he assumes control over a nation scarred by civil war. With plans to establish a temporary legislative council and develop a new constitution, he faces challenges of governance, civil peace, and justice amid the ongoing chaos. Al-Sharaa estimates it may take four years before national elections can be held, highlighting the complexity of the transition.
If the victor is arrogant after his victory and forgets the favour of God upon him, it will lead him to tyranny.
The priorities of the interim administration are filling the power vacuum legitimately and legally and maintaining civil peace by seeking transitional justice.
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