Syria dissolves the army, parliament, “Al-Baath Party” and announces Ahmed Al Sharaa as a temporary president

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Egypt Daily News – A spokesman for the Military Operations Department in Syria announced, on Wednesday, the dissolution of the Syrian army and the rebuilding of armed forces “on national foundations”, according to him, with Ahmed Al -Shara, nicknamed Abu Muhammad Al -Jolani, officially with the tasks of the presidency of the country “in the transitional phase.”

It was also decided to stop work with the 2012 constitution, and to stop the work of all exceptional laws. The spokesman, Hassan Abdel -Ghani, stated that the new Syrian administration took a decision to dissolve all the security services of the regime of former President Bashar al -Assad “with its various branches and names”, as well as “all the militias that he established, and the formation of a new security institution that preserves the security of citizens.”

It was also made a decision to dissolve all military factions and political and civil revolutionary bodies, to “integrate into state institutions.”

It was also decided to dissolve the formed People’s Assembly during the era of Assad, and the committees emanating from it, with the dissolution of the Arab Socialist Baath Party, the Progressive National Front Parties, and the follow -up of organizations, institutions and committees, and prohibits their reshaping under any other name.

A decision was also taken to include all the origins of the aforementioned parties that were resolved to the Syrian state.

The delegation of Al Sharaa, as president of the country, has also been announced by “the formation of a temporary legislative council for the selective phase, until a permanent constitution of the country is approved and entered into force.”

Hours before the announcement of merging the army and the militias into a unified forces, the Al -Qaeda branch in Syria, called the “Guardians of Religion Organization”, announced that it had resolved itself, noting that “recent developments” prompted it to “take such a decision.”

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