In a significant political shift, Syria has unveiled a new transitional government led by interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa, marking a crucial phase following the removal of long-time leader Bashar al-Assad. The newly formed government, which includes a diverse representation of religious and ethnic minorities, has sparked both hope and skepticism among the populace. Notably, the cabinet features Hind Kabawat, who becomes the first woman appointed to a ministerial position in the new regime. The transition has drawn mixed reactions, particularly from Kurdish factions who feel excluded. As the government takes office, it faces challenges in maintaining stability and addressing ongoing strife while navigating the complex political landscape post-Assad.