Adnan Mohammad Jamal al-Din al-Fayoumi al-Khatib

A just state that respects the human being, safeguards their identity, and serves them through strong and accountable institutions; a state in which justice is the basis of legislation, so that there is no injustice without accountability and no right without protection, and in which the citizen feels that the law exists to do them justice rather than to burden them. A state in which people's dignity and their rights in their homes and neighbourhoods are preserved, and in which reconstruction is a just return for the owners of the land rather than their exclusion. Socially, a state that respects the religion of its people and their authentic values, protects the family and society from disintegration, and balances authenticity with openness — neither surrendering identity nor closing itself off from the age. Economically, I believe in a Syria that adopts a clean national economy, founded on the alternatives of Islamic economics that achieve justice, prevent monopoly, open the doors of dignified work before the young, and turn development into a real benefit the citizen feels in daily life. I see Syria's future as not administered from a distant centre, but through a strong and elected local administration, close to the people, holding powers and resources, and held to account for performance, so that services are faster, fairer and more efficient. The Syria we want is a Syria of good and advanced education, which makes a conscious generation, holding to its values and able to lead the future with knowledge and responsibility. And I see that the path of advancement is not complete without genuine oversight and transparency, which put an end to corruption, restore trust between the citizen and the institutions of the state, and turn digitalisation into an instrument of service rather than a means of complication.