Syria has new government – with Christian wife

After the fall of Syria's long-term leader Assad, a transitional government took over the business. Now a new cabinet is to advance the reconstruction of the country.

After the fall of Syria's long-term leader Assad, a transitional government took over the business. Now a new cabinet is to advance the reconstruction of the country.

The interim president of the jihadist movement, Ahmad al-Chareh, appointed a Christian woman with dual nationality as minister in his government. In Syria, poverty affects 80 per cent of the population, inflation is rising and insecurity prevails outside the capital after the confessional massacres of a month ago. The issue of freedom is central, for both women and Christians. The new government has five years to prove itself until the next elec…

The new government will be engaged in the reconstruction of the country and the implementation of large-scale reforms