State of Institutions | Syrian Future Movement Podcast #29
The Movement advocates for an independent institutional state that ensures equality, sovereignty, and transparency—free from foreign control or one-party dominance.
2nd Sep, 20241 mins
Dr. Zaher BaadaraniWriter
- We aim to build a state of institutions—not a hybrid, fragmented, or sovereignty-deficient state.
- Syria must possess real independence that enables the establishment of a modern and contemporary state authority over its entire national territory.
- This should be achieved through national Syrian institutions that are constitutional and legal, and not subject to private internal agendas or external schemes.
- All Syrian citizens must be equal in rights and duties before the state's institutions, regardless of their affiliations, religions, sects, ethnicities, or differences.
- Sustainable stability in Syria can only be achieved through institutional governance and by detaching the concept of the "state" from the idea of the infallible leader or the ruling party.
- The people must be enabled to access political information, monitor the government and its institutions, enhance transparency, and ensure that officials are employees under the authority of the law.
