Time to get back to the political minister…

Damascus

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In response to Siriussteps’ question on whether the expected changes will take place in the next administration…

Dr. Shafiq Alabush, Professor of Statistics at the Faculty of Economics at Damascus University, said: In fact, if we go by the speech of Mr. President Bashar al-Assad and his recent statement at the Central Committee meeting, the speech of the Baath Party during the opening of the People’s Assembly and the statements made during it, especially when Your Excellency voted in the People’s Assembly elections, we noticed that what Your Excellency said showed that we are changing, emphasizing that we need a big change and we also need to put the president’s words into practical actions.

The statistics professor continued, “Your Excellency spoke about the need for separation of party and government at the Central Committee meeting,” and “it seems that members of the central leadership did not hear this speech,” said Dr. Arash.

In his speech to the People’s Assembly, he talked about the real role of the People’s Assembly and demanded that the charter be amended to make the executive, legislative and judicial organs appear independent. Yesterday, he held a meeting with members of the Central Leadership and State Sovereignty to talk about the issue of the People’s Congress parties and the issue of the Council’s charter.

So people want change, but since we witnessed the first session of the Security Council, in the process of electing the president and the positions of the Security Council, we noticed that the previous president of the Security Council remained in office, and the feeling on the streets of Syria from here on out is that there is continuity in the next phase.

In an exclusive interview with Serbasteps, Dr. Arash added: We need change, but “frankly speaking, anyone who follows the elections of representatives to the party branch’s Central Committee and follows the results of the party will not change.” The call for elections for the party’s representatives in the People’s Assembly clearly sees that Syrian society is divided vertically.

Dr. Arash continued his speech: We need to change the methods and selection mechanisms. Unfortunately, Syria does not have a database of cadres and capabilities, so selection is based on knowledge and ability.

and relationships, friendships, paralysis, narrow relationships, etc.

We should go back to the political ministers, the health minister is not necessarily a doctor. The doctor is the doctor minister not the health minister, and the education minister is not necessarily a practicing doctor. Here or there.

If we look back in history … If we go into the building of any ministry of the Republic, we will find a plaque of honor on which are written the names of successive ministers who came to these positions and achieved success … But they came from their political backgrounds and not from their artistic backgrounds?

We also note that many ministers have served in different ministries, he has been Minister of Defense, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Interior, Prime Minister, and he has not failed to have an unskilled job. Minister…

Realistically, one of two scenarios is possible, Dr. Shafiq al-Arab continued his speech.

If we follow the sequence described in Mr. President’s statements and speeches and the geopolitical realities of the region, we face two choices.

_ Temporary extension of government for less than a year

Or “I would prefer” a fundamental change, not in personnel, but in the selection mechanism, both in the interview committee that meets with the candidates and in the subject of the conversation between the committee and the candidates. “For example, I will not ask the MIIT candidate: What do you want to do to take off the textile industry?”

I want change, but am I in favour of radical change in the way ministers are approached, the selection, the working mechanisms and the status of ministers themselves?

Are we witnessing a completely new government formed according to new mechanisms?