In a significant shift in power, Ahmed al-Sharaa, formerly a leader of the rebel factions that overthrew President Bashar Assad, has been appointed as the interim president of Syria. His rise to leadership has been characterized by the dissolution of the existing constitution and the disbanding of armed groups. Al-Sharaa, who has connections to former jihadist movements, now faces the challenge of establishing a new governance structure in the war-torn nation. The reorganization marks a pivotal moment in Syrian politics as the rebel-led government moves to consolidate power and redirect the country’s future.