Consensus or Fragmentation? The UN Security Council and Syria’s Transition
Cracks are appearing in the post-Assad consensus
Member of the Studies Unit team Focuses on political tracks and actors in Syria. Former member of the Syrian National Coalition for Opposition and Revolutionary Forces. Member of the Syrian Constitutional Committee Bachelor's degree in Agricultural Engineering.
- Member of the Studies Unit team
- Focuses on political tracks and actors in Syria.
- Former member of the Syrian National Coalition for Opposition and Revolutionary Forces.
- Member of the Syrian Constitutional Committee
- Bachelor's degree in Agricultural Engineering.
Research & Articles
Finally, a UN Humanitarian Plan for Syria
A strategy that respects Syria’s sovereignty
The Essence of the Syrian National Coalition’s Identity and its Responsibilities: Challenges and Solutions
The discussion resurfaces with every electoral and political milestone within the Syrian political opposition regarding its legitimacy to represent the Syrian people.
Actors’ perspectives in Syria over the step for step approach
Despite four years of the UN Special Envoy's mission in Syria passed, it is clear that the step for step approach has not contributed to achieving progress in the political process. This is because it introduced new elements that are unrelated to the political solution, thereby complicating the prospects for implementing Resolution 2254.