Ahmed Jarba
When law and order went missing in Syria during the past period due to wars and terrorism.
Five main axes were listed by Syria’s “Al-Ghad” (Tomorrow) opposition movement’s chairperson.
This project is supporting and backing the real, free and balanced Syrian home in which no rights are violated according to Al-Ghad movement’s chairperson.
Syria’s “Al-Ghad” (Tomorrow) opposition movement’s chairperson, Ahmed Jarba called for a national dialogue between the Arabian tribes in Syria “before it’s too late.”
After agreeing on ceasefires in eastern Ghouta and Homs between the Syrian regime and opposition following Egyptian mediation during the past couple weeks.
