Syrian People’s Assembly finishes restructuring

The article discussed the Syrian government's efforts to fill the vacant seats in the People's Assembly, including the possibility of appointing Kurdish leaders such as Ilham Ahmed if one of the "complementary third" seats becomes vacant, while elections are expected to be held for the reserved seats through voting. It also mentioned the appointment of Mushawwam Abdul by the presidency as an advisor, as part of understandings to halt division in northeastern Syria, along with reports about the potential nomination of Ilham Ahmed for membership in the council. The article also addresses efforts to enhance women's representation in the council, through the formation of committees led by women, and the increase in the percentage of elected women to 11% after the elections.

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