US EditionSyria Unveils New National Emblem Featuring Golden Eagle
- On Thursday, Syria introduced a new national emblem featuring a golden eagle at an event held in the Presidential Palace in Damascus, which was met with celebrations across the country.
- Following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s Baath Party regime in December, a new interim government headed by President Ahmed al-Sharaa was established in January.
- The emblem replaces the former Hawk of Quraysh with a golden eagle symbolizing strength, unity, and Syria's five main regions, topped by three stars representing people’s liberation.
- President al-Sharaa highlighted that the new emblem represents Syria’s current historical chapter, underscoring the vision of a unified nation and drawing inspiration from the aspirations of the founding fathers in 1945.
- The unveiling marks Syria's return to the international stage and a break from past oppression, while public gatherings and text announcements nationwide signaled widespread engagement with the new identity.
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Syrian transitional government introduces new “national emblem”
Syria's self-appointed interim president, Ahmed al-Scharaa, unveiled a new “national emblem” on Thursday. The golden eagle, which will serve as the country's coat of arms in the future, is intended to symbolize the unity of the country and accompany the reconstruction of national identity after the end of the Assad regime and 14 years of civil war, according to the state news agency SANA. The eagle is historically associated with the Battle of T…
Syria unveils new national emblem as part of sweeping identity
DAMASCUS: The Syrian Arab Republic has launched a new national visual identity featuring a redesigned golden eagle emblem, in what officials described as a break from the legacy of authoritarianism and a step toward a state defined by service, unity and popular legitimacy. Unveiled during a ceremony in Damascus on Thursday, the new emblem reimagines the iconic Syrian golden
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