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'''Mohammed al-Bashir''', is the [[HTS]]-linked prime minister of the so-called ''"Salvation" Government'' in [[Syria]].<ref name=cnn>[https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/09/middleeast/syria-assad-rebels-explainer-intl-hnk/index.html After decades of brutal rule, Bashar al-Assad’s regime has been toppled. Here’s what you need to know]. Dec 9, 2024</ref> | '''Mohammed al-Bashir''', is the [[HTS]]-linked prime minister of the so-called ''"Salvation" Government'' in [[Syria]].<ref name=cnn>[https://edition.cnn.com/2024/12/09/middleeast/syria-assad-rebels-explainer-intl-hnk/index.html After decades of brutal rule, Bashar al-Assad’s regime has been toppled. Here’s what you need to know]. Dec 9, 2024</ref> | ||
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This interim government - which says it will be in place until March 2025 to sort out "constitutional issues" - is led by Mohammed al-Bashir.<ref name=sky/> | This interim government - which says it will be in place until March 2025 to sort out "constitutional issues" - is led by Mohammed al-Bashir.<ref name=sky/> | ||
| − | Al-Bashir has little political profile beyond Idlib province, where rebels had maintained an administration during the long years that | + | Al-Bashir has little political profile beyond Idlib province, where rebels had maintained an administration during the long years that Syria's civil war front lines were frozen. |
| − | He held a number of ministerial positions in the Syrian Salvation Government, which was the civil administration of a small pocket in | + | He held a number of ministerial positions in the Syrian Salvation Government, which was the civil administration of a small pocket in Syria's northwestern Idlib province controlled by HTS.<ref> |
| − | Tom Watling, "Who is Mohammed al-Bashir? Syria’s new interim PM who has connections to both Assad and the rebel." ''The Independent'' (UK). 10 December | + | Tom Watling, "Who is Mohammed al-Bashir? Syria’s new interim PM who has connections to both Assad and the rebel." ''The Independent'' (UK). 10 December 2024</ref> |
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
| − | Born in 1983 in Idlib | + | Born in 1983 in Idlib, in the Jabal al-Zawiya region.<ref name=sky>[https://news.sky.com/story/who-is-mohammed-al-bashir-the-former-engineer-who-is-now-syrias-prime-minister-13271346 Who is Mohammed al Bashir, the former engineer who is now Syria's prime minister? | World News | Sky News]. Dec 11, 2024</ref> |
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Mohammed al-Bashir, is the HTS-linked prime minister of the so-called "Salvation" Government in Syria.[1]
Dec 2024
After decades of brutal rule, Bashar al-Assad’s infamous regime has been toppled.
The rebel groups, led by Islamist Abu Mohammed al Jolani's Hayat Tahrir al Sham (HTS) have installed a transition government to run the country and navigate the turbulent first months of what some are hailing as "Free Syria". This interim government - which says it will be in place until March 2025 to sort out "constitutional issues" - is led by Mohammed al-Bashir.[2]
Al-Bashir has little political profile beyond Idlib province, where rebels had maintained an administration during the long years that Syria's civil war front lines were frozen. He held a number of ministerial positions in the Syrian Salvation Government, which was the civil administration of a small pocket in Syria's northwestern Idlib province controlled by HTS.[3]
Background
Born in 1983 in Idlib, in the Jabal al-Zawiya region.[2]
Education: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Faculty of Communications, University of Aleppo, 2007; Bachelor's degree in Sharia and Law from Idlib University; Project Management Certificate, issued by the International Academy of Training, Languages, and Consulting, 2021; Certificate in Planning Principles and Administrative Organization, 2021.
He was head of Precision Instrumentation Department at the Syrian Gas Company, 2011; Director of the Al-Amal Educational Institute; Director of Sharia Education at the Ministry of Endowments, Call, and Guidance; Minister of Development and Humanitarian Affairs in the opposition faction known as the "Salvation Government"; Director of Associations Affairs at the Ministry of Development and Humanitarian Affairs In January 2024, the Shura Council of the Salvation Government elected him prime minister.
References
- ↑ After decades of brutal rule, Bashar al-Assad’s regime has been toppled. Here’s what you need to know. Dec 9, 2024
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Who is Mohammed al Bashir, the former engineer who is now Syria's prime minister? | World News | Sky News. Dec 11, 2024
- ↑ Tom Watling, "Who is Mohammed al-Bashir? Syria’s new interim PM who has connections to both Assad and the rebel." The Independent (UK). 10 December 2024