The upcoming elections will not help stabilise Syria
Summary
Clashes have erupted between different groups in Syria, leading to high casualties and displacement. President Ahmad al-Sharaa's focus on economic growth and gaining international recognition may not be enough to unite the country. Upcoming elections might give legitimacy to his government, but without addressing security and reconciliation issues, divisions could deepen.Key Facts
- In August, the Syrian Democratic Forces clashed with Syrian government forces near Manbij.
- Violence in Suwayda governorate resulted in over 1,400 deaths and displaced nearly 175,000 people.
- Armed clashes in March in Latakia and Tartus killed up to 1,700 people, mostly civilians.
- President Ahmad al-Sharaa has focused on reconstruction and economic development.
- Al-Sharaa secured lifting of sanctions and removed Hayat Tahrir al-Sham from the U.S. terrorist list.
- The U.S. supports integrating SDF into Syria's new security system to counter Iranian influence.
- Turkiye contributes to Syria's security rebuilding and began supplying natural gas to northern Syria.
- Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia and UAE, pledged significant investments in Syrian infrastructure.
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