Activist Aisha Al-Dibs Appointed Head Of Syrian Women's Affairs Office

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JAKARTA - Aisha al-Dibs was appointed head of the Office of Women's Affairs in the Syrian interim government, which was formed after the collapse of the Babath regime, according to a statement from the Department of Political Affairs.

Al-Dibs was quoted from Anadolu via Antara Sunday, December 22, as the first female official to occupy a high position in the new government. Al-Dibs was previously involved in humanitarian aid.

On his social media accounts, he described himself as an "activist who focuses on women development and humanitarian work."

Previously, the Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Jasem Albudaiwi, on Saturday (21/12) emphasized full support for efforts aimed at realizing Syrian unity, sovereignty and security.

Albudaiwi emphasized that GCC member countries support all efforts that achieve stability, prosperity and security for the Syrian people who are brothers.

He also highlighted the importance of international community solidarity in supporting efforts to achieve comprehensive solutions to the Syrian crisis that respects the country's unity and sovereignty, as well as contributing to better future development for Syria and its people.

Bashar al-Assad's regime, which has led Syria for nearly 25 years, collapsed after anti-regime groups took control of Damascus on December 8, ending the ruling power of the Batih Party since 1963.

This takeover came after Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) fighters seized strategic cities in a flash attack that lasted less than two weeks.