The Syrian President for the transitional stage, Ahmed Al -Shara, announced, on Saturday, the formation of the new government in the country, stressing the country’s intention to solve social and economic issues and what is related to human rights in the country.
Al -Shara affirmed during the ceremony of announcing the formation of the new government to work on “building the country and overcoming challenges and difficulties.”
He also pledged to “build a strong national army to protect Syria,” as well as working to build a “homeland worth sacrifice.”
He also pointed out that he will work to “attract Syrian human resources from abroad” and “establish an effective response system for any emergency.”
Al -Shara also emphasized that: “Our future plan will be based on the development of human resources.”
For his part, the Syrian Foreign Minister in the new government, Asaad Al -Shaibani, said after he took the constitutional oath that “the new government will reflect the will of the Syrian people,” noting that the country is witnessing “the first government with free will.”
The Minister of Defense at the new Syrian will, Mustaf Abu Qasra, confirmed that “the Ministry of Defense will be a support for every Syrian.”
“We will work to achieve justice and fairness of the victims.”
