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Syria announces Sharaa's parliamentary appointees, SDF Kurds sidelined - Al-Monitor

Interim President Sharaa has appointed 70 lawmakers to form Syria's first post-Assad parliament, with reports noting the exclusion of SDF Kurdish representatives.

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What happened

Interim President Sharaa has finalized the appointments for the new Syrian parliament, selecting 70 lawmakers to begin legislative duties. This body represents the first parliamentary formation in the country since the ousting of al-Assad.

Coverage from NBC News, the Financial Times, AP News, Reuters, Al Jazeera, the BBC, and Al-Monitor emphasizes the official selection of these members. Reports specifically highlight that SDF Kurdish factions were sidelined during the appointment process.

The next steps involve the formal convening of this new parliament to address its legislative responsibilities. Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for the first session or the internal policy agenda the appointed members will pursue.

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Questions people are asking

How many lawmakers were appointed to the new parliament?

Interim President Sharaa appointed 70 lawmakers.

Are SDF Kurds represented in the new appointments?

According to Al-Monitor, SDF Kurdish factions have been sidelined in the appointment process.

What is the status of the new parliament?

The parliament has been formed and is positioned to begin its legislative duties following the ousting of al-Assad.

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