World Syrian rebels say public institutions will remain under supervision of the ‘former prime minister’ Reuters Published December 8, 2024 Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Comments Photo: Reuters Follow us CAIRO: Syrian rebel leader Ahmed al-Sharaa said on Sunday that it was prohibited to go near public institutions that he said will remain under the supervision of the “former prime minister” until it is officially handed over. Syrian army command tells officers that Assad’s rule has ended, officer says President Bashar al-Assad fled Damascus on Sunday as rebels entered the capital and the Syria’s army command notified officers that Assad’s 24-year rule had ended, a Syrian officer who was informed of the move told Reuters. Syrian Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali said he remained in his home and was ready to support continuity of governance. Syria Bashar al Assad MENA Damascus Syrian rebels Syrian Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al Jalali Ahmed al Sharaa Syria's army command Comments 200 characters Pakistan Canal dispute: protesters should cease agitation, unblock roads, says Sindh CM Murad Syrian rebels say public institutions will remain under supervision of the ‘former prime minister’ Late-session buying saves the day, KSE-100 closes higher by 450 points Indian airlines to suffer higher costs, detours in ban from Pakistan airspace SBP injects massive Rs11.85 trillion into banking system for up to 14 days UN urges Pakistan, India to have ‘maximum restraint’ after Pahalgam attack AI should support, not replace, human judgment in courts: Justice Aurangzeb 6 terrorists killed, 4 injured in Bannu operation, says ISPR India working to ensure ‘not even a drop’ of water goes to Pakistan, minister says PSL X: Quetta Gladiators win last-ball thriller against Karachi Kings Beijing accuses Washington of ‘misleading the public’ about trade talks Senate passes resolution saying misadventure by India will be met with swift, decisive response Read more stories
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