Big Meeting in Syria to Plan a Bright Future!
Hey there, have you heard about what’s happening in Syria? 🧐 Let’s dive in!
On January 4 and 5, people from all over Syria will come together in their capital city, Damascus, for a super important national conference. 🇸🇾 They will talk about the future of their country after some big changes just happened.
What’s the Big Change?
Recently, the government led by President Assad was changed. A man named Ahmed al-Sharaa played a big role in this change. Now, the people of Syria are looking forward to peace and rebuilding their country.
Who Will Be There?
About 1,200 Syrians from inside and outside the country are expected to join the conference! That’s a lot of people! 😊 There will be representatives from all the different provinces (which are like states or regions), and they will include young people, women, religious leaders, and members of the community. Everyone’s voice matters!
What’s the Plan?
They hope to create a new constitution, which is a set of important rules for how the country is run. They might also form a new government within a month! It’s like starting fresh with new ideas to make things better.
Making New Friends 🌟
Not only that, but Syria is also looking to build stronger friendships with other countries nearby, especially the Gulf countries like Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Officials from these countries visited Syria and talked about helping out. They want to support Syria’s sovereignty (which means being an independent country) and help it become stable and peaceful.
Working Together for Peace
They also talked about respecting Syria’s borders and making sure no one interferes in their affairs. They want to help rebuild Syria’s economy (which is all about jobs and money) and hope that international sanctions (which are like punishments from other countries) can be lifted.
Looking Forward
All these efforts aim to bring peace and happiness back to Syria. It’s exciting to see countries working together to help each other! 😊 Let’s hope for the best for the people of Syria!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
