Madaniya Statements

Madaniya Statement on Developments in the Jazira Region(Deir Ezzor, Raqqa, Hasakah)

Position Paper- On the Political Transition in Syria

Madaniya’s Statement on the Events in As-Suwayda Governorate

Military Escalation in Al-Suwayda: Civilian Protection is an Urgent Priority

Public Statement - On the Escalation of Violence in Al-Suwayda Governorate

A Historic Opportunity for a New Syria: Madaniya Joins the Syrian People in Celebrating the Lifting of Sanctions and Calls for a Comprehensive National Mobilisation

In light of recent media reports regarding my appointment to form the new Syrian government cabinet, I would like to clarify that these claims are entirely unfounded. No such request has been made to me, nor have I sought this role. That said, I extend my best wishes to the incoming government for success in carrying out its duties during this critical period in Syria’s history.

In light of the rapid developments on the ground, including the interim transfer of power that has ended the Assad regime’s era, Madaniya reaffirms its official position that the foundation for the next phase must be established through a comprehensive and full political transition process, under the supervision of the United Nations, in alignment with UN Security Council Resolution 2254.

Today, Syrian men and women are reclaiming their country. The Assad regime has fallen. After fourteen years of struggle, the Assad regime has fallen. Today, Syrians celebrate a hard-earned victory and move forward with renewed determination—working to build an inclusive, sovereign state rooted in the rule of law, equal rights, and the promise of true citizenship for all.

In light of the recent rapid developments in Aleppo and Idlib, we share with you Madaniya's position statement. At Madaniya, we reaffirm our pivotal role as civic actors during this critical phase, working through all possible means to protect civilians and civil infrastructure, prevent and document all violations by all parties, and create the necessary conditions to empower civil administration in the areas that have come under control while maintaining its independence of all de-facto authorities.