Mohammad Suleiman Mohammad Salah Dahla

The joining of the efforts of the state's legislative, executive and judicial institutions will be reflected positively in the achievement of social, economic and political recovery, leading to the writing of a permanent constitution that enjoys legitimacy and lawfulness and that founds a state of justice, dignity and citizenship. "By our solidarity, our cooperation, our love for our homeland, our sincerity in our work, our respect for our difference and our diversity, and our holding to our values, our principles and our morals, we rebuild our country and raise up our Syria so that it may recover its sovereignty and its leadership, and so that we may live in it free, honoured and full of dignity.

Lawyer since 1996; head of the local council of the city of Zamalka 2012-2014; head of the general body and of the political body of Eastern Ghouta until the displacement; lecturer at the Afaq Institute for Political Science on constitutions, political systems, local administration and international organisation; tot trainer on constitutions, elections and local administration; researcher at the Nama Centre for Contemporary Research on subjects of governance and the rule of law; head of the Damascus branch council of the Bar Association and director of the seminars department

_ Social recovery: the laws of transitional justice and of political exclusion, the empowerment of local administration, and a review of the administrative divisions 2_ Economic recovery: a legal and security environment attractive to investment, the creation of job opportunities, raising the level of individual income and national growth 3_ Political recovery: a parties law, the regulation of freedoms and the enactment of an electoral system