South Front outlines post-Assad Road Map, National Coalition has no role

By Zaman Staff; Translation by Yusra Ahmed

(Zaman Al Wasl)- Cooperation and Coordination among battalions of the Free Syrian Army “FSA” are increasing in the Southern Syrian region, as it is considered the last stronghold of the FSA in Syria, after controlling most regions in North, East and centre of Syrian by the Islamic formation like Nusra Front and the Islamic State ISIS.

Few days ago, the southern Front signed “the Defence Treaty” to unite the FSA’s military formations and groups.

Moreover, another unprecedented step of Southern Front came to light, which outlined the road map of the future political situation after overthrowing Assad.

The road map highlighted two main wide aspects: security and law.

The road map determined that the Front’s battalions would be turned into “the Civil Defence forces”, which aim to protect the capital and protect people and vital sites and buildings.

The map has replaced the Interim Government and the influence of the National Coalition with the “The Transitional administration” which aims to protect the economy and financial aspects in Damascus.

According to the map, the Transitional Administration would request the United nations “UN” to sent a team of experts to help in forming an “Office of the Transitional Phase” in Damascus, to support the “transitional Administration”

These two administrations would form a council to designate a committee for the new constitution and supervise democratic parliament elections.

The map highlighted the point that all outsider fighters would be demanded to leave the country, even if the matter needed force if they refused to leave voluntarily, according to Dr, Ibrahim al-Jebawi, the manager of the Syrian Media organization.

Dr. al-Jebawi revealed that such a map had been supported by almost 50 Syria’s friend countries.