Syria has determined the date of October for the first elections since the fall of Assad War news in Syria

A third of the People’s Association for Syria seats will be appointed directly by President Ahmed Al -Shara.

Syria A new people’s association will be elected on October 5, and it is the first parliament to be chosen since the fall of Bashar al -Assad late last year.

The state -run SANA news agency said on Sunday that voting for parliamentary members will be “in all electoral regions.”

This declaration comes at a time when the new government seeks to rebuild government institutions and gain legitimacy amid regional and international efforts to achieve stability in the country that links the war.

A third of the 210 seats will be appointed directly by President Ahmed Al -Sharra. The rest will be chosen by the local committees supervised by the electoral committee. The Chamber will be assigned to agree to legislation aimed at reforming contracts of economic policies controlled by the state and treaties that can reshape Syria’s foreign policy.

SANA said that the new parliament is also expected to “lay the basis for a broader democratic process” after the lion was removed in December, nearly 14 years of civil war. However, critics warn that the current regime does not represent marginalized societies in Syria.

The authorities had initially said that the vote would happen in September. The electoral committee previously indicated that the polls in the provinces of Soyua, Halazaka and Raqqa will be delayed due to security concerns.

Sooida witnessed clashes in July between the Druze fighters and the Sunni Bedouins, while Hasaka and Raqqa remain partially under the control of the Syrian democratic forces led by the Kurdish.

In March, the Shar -Administration issued a constitutional declaration to direct the temporary period until the elections.

The document maintains a major role for Islamic law, as well as guaranteeing women’s rights and freedom of expression. The opponents have expressed concern that the framework is working to integrate a lot of force into the hands of the Syrian leadership.

Shara, a former al -Qaeda leader who has played the Haya Taher Al -Sham Group (HTS) a major role in the fall of Assad, has also turned into regional diplomacy to enhance the security of his government and Syria.

He told local media that the security talks with Israel are “a necessity”, stressing that any agreement must respect regional safety in Syria and end the Israeli violations of its airspace.