Syria's interim president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, has signed a temporary constitution promising to protect rights during a five-year transition. This leadership marks a crucial shift after the downfall of President Bashar al-Assad. Many Syrians welcome the end of authoritarian rule, but religious and ethnic minorities express skepticism about the new governance. The constitution retains some provisions from the previous system, notably regarding Islam, while also introducing freedoms and ensuring separation of government powers. The challenge remains to unify a divided nation and establish lasting peace.
"The interim constitution promises to protect the rights of all Syrians during a transitional phase, although skepticism remains among religious and ethnic minorities."
"Ahmad al-Sharaa's leadership represents a significant shift following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, but concerns linger about authority and control across the nation."
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