Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, a former commander allied with Al Qaeda, has transformed into Ahmed al-Shara, Syria's new president after the ousting of Bashar al-Assad. His transition represents a significant shift from jihadist ideals to a focus on pragmatic leadership and governance. Al-Shara is now promoting the idea of democracy in Syria, suggesting that citizens should determine their leadership. This dramatic change in ideology has raised questions among Syrians and foreign officials regarding his true beliefs and intentions in leading the war-torn country towards recovery.
As he transitioned from a rebel commander allied with Al Qaeda to Syria's president, Ahmed al-Shara, previously known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, now aims for a more pragmatic leadership.
Al-Shara insists that those in power must reflect the people's will, signaling potential shifts in Syria's political landscape following over a decade of civil strife.
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