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From the heart of Aleppo, I declare to the world that our war with tyrants has ended, and our battle against poverty has already begun.
Presidency (2025)
I speak to you today not as a ruler, but as a servant to our wounded nation, determined to achieve Syria's unity and revival.
Presidency (2025)
I believe the people of each country are more entitled to stay in their country. Why should people be displaced? Displacing people is such a big crime rejected by the law.
Presidency (2025)
Aleppo will be the greatest economic beacon.
Presidency (2025)
When I look at Damascus every day, I say: how could the previous regime look at Damascus and feel comfortable with what was happening there.
Presidency (2025)
The Arab countries must unite their stances and assume their responsibilities towards the Palestinian people.
Presidency (2025)
The battle for reconstruction has just begun, so let us all join hands and seek God’s help to create a bright future for a glorious country and people who deserve.
Presidency (2025)
The fallen regime has left deep wounds—social, economic, and political and other. Healing them requires a lot of wisdom, relentless effort, and tireless perseverance. Those who believe the time for struggle has passed and that comfort has arrived are deluded.
Presidency (2025)
Political solutions should be born from the events taking place, so importing political experiences and applying them to the Syrian context, I believe, is not a correct policy.
Presidency (2025)
Any chaos in Syria will damage not just neighboring countries but the whole world.
Presidency (2025)
Today we see new attempts to impose solutions that seek to draw new geographical maps at the expense of the blood of the Palestinian people, and the calls for the forced displacement of the Palestinian people from their territory are disgrace against humanity.
Presidency (2025)
Syria today needs more than ever before. Just as we were determined to liberate her, we must now commit to rebuilding and developing her.
Presidency (2025)
By the grace of God, we broke the chains, freed the tormented, and wiped away the dust of humiliation from Damascus’s shoulders. The sun of Syria rose once more.
Presidency (2025)
The people rejoiced, chanting “Allahu Akbar!” for it was the clear conquest and the great victory—the day when the rightful triumphed over falsehood, justice over oppression, and mercy over torture.
Presidency (2025)
In our region, there are various definitions of democracy. If democracy means that the people decide who will rule them and who represents them in the parliament, then yes Syria is going in this direction.
Presidency (2025)
Peace must be earned through mutual respect, not fear. We will engage where there is honesty and a clear path to coexistence and walk away from anything less.
Presidency (2025)
Syria’s Druze are not pawns, they are citizens deeply rooted, historically loyal, and deserving of every protection under the law. Their safety is non-negotiable.
Presidency (2025)
Every young man with a job is one less soul at risk of radicalization. Every child in school is a vote for the future.
Presidency (2025)
We are not starting from zero, We are starting from the depths.
Presidency (2025)
We do not want to distribute positions in Syria as gifts to sects, ethnicities, and other parties - rather, we distribute positions according to competence.
Presidency (2025)