Mohammad Taha Al-Ahmad, head of Syria's High Committee for People's Assembly elections, announced the names of the members of the Syrian People's Assembly, including the full third appointed by President Ahmad Al-Sharaa in accordance with constitutional powers.

Mohammad Taha Al-Ahmad also stated during a press conference that the first session of the People's Assembly will be held next Monday.

Ahmad Al-Sharaa.

The Syrian Election Committee indicated that among those appointed by Ahmad Al-Sharaa to the People's Assembly are survivors of prisons and relatives of victims of the Bashar Al-Assad regime.

The list of appointees included 15 women, raising the total number of female deputies to 21, after last year’s selection process concluded with only six female deputies.

Regarding Suwayda, the head of the committee said that the selection of deputies for the Druze-majority province has been postponed until “conditions become suitable.”

List of the 70 Appointed Members

Asmaa Farhan Al-Sibai
Anas Mohammad Al-Abda
Ayman Mohammad Al-Shaqiri
Ahmed Omar Zidan
Ahmed Qadur Al-Afdal
Ahmed Nawaf Al-Jarba
Esraa Zuhair Al-Mashour
Badr Mohieddin Jamous
Hossam Al-Din Mohammad Zakaria Tattari
Hossam Al-Din Mohammad Majid Razma
Hassan Ibrahim Dagheem
Hassan Mohammad Saleem Soufan
Hussein Abdulrahman Al-Ali
Hussein Mohammad Asaf
Hamza Jasem Qablan
Hammoud Ibrahim Al-Hamoud
Hanan Ibrahim Al-Balkhi
Khaldoun Jamal Al-Ahmad
Khalil Darda Al-Abdullah
Dawwa Abdulhamid Al-Ahadab
Rami Shaher Al-Salih
Rouzaina Amer Al-Lazkani
Saoud Faisal Al-Najras
Somayya Murad Murad
Sameera Ayman Al-Watar
Suhail Habib Al-Fadel
Subh Aqlah Al-Badah
Ayesha Mohammad Fahd Al-Dabs
Abdulhamid Aqeel Al-Awawik
Abdulrahman Majhem Mustafa
Gabriel Moshe Koria
Lara Fathi Qadeed
Laith Wahid Al-Balaus
Mouayad Hael Al-Qeblawi
Madonna Suhail Bshara
Mahir Abdulwahab Alloush
Mohammad Ibrahim Al-Zoubi
Mohammad Ibrahim Haj Osman
Mohammad Ziad Al-Rabat
Mohammad Saeed Abdulqader Al-Hasso
Mohammad Ali Mohammad Yasin
Mohammad Naif Balaas
Mohammad Yaser Dalwan
Mohammad Yaser Abdulkarim Al-Hamidi Al-Hamid
Mohammad Mousa Al-Turaiha
Merfat Mohammad Sobhi Totto
Mustafa Abdulrahman Abdi
Mustafa Yahya Akoush
Musab Khalil Sheikh Jadaan Al-Hafel
Mudhar Wafiq Hamdan
Munther Ahmed Sarras
Mahrib Mohammad Al-Hamoud
Naser Mohammad Khair Al-Hariri
Najwa Bahjat Qassas
Nawar Elias Najma
Huda Abdulbaset Atasi
Haitham Youssef Al-Maasas
Wadia Mohammad Haj Hammoud
Yaser Suleiman Mansour
Yahya Mohammad Emad Ibrahim
Abdulkarim Ahmed Barakat
Abdulmonem Mohammad Al-Nasif
Abdulhakim Hawas Bashar
Abdullah Zuhair Al-Zayed
Alaa Hussein Al-Mousa
Emad Yacoub Barq
Omar Fawaz Al-Mohammad
Issa Mohammad Ibrahim
Fatima Abdul Latif Al-Yousef
Fatima Mohammad Haidar

The announcement comes nearly a year after the issuance of Presidential Decree No. 66 of 2025, which tasked the High Committee for People's Assembly elections with overseeing the formation of electoral bodies and electing two-thirds of the assembly members, with the President appointing the remaining third in accordance with Article 24 of the Constitutional Declaration.

On August 20, 2025, President Ahmad Al-Sharaa issued Decree No. 143 of 2025, approving the provisional electoral system for the People's Assembly.

It set the number of assembly members at 210, with 140 elected and 70 appointed by the President. It also stipulated that electoral districts be formed at the administrative area level and limited candidacy rights to members of electoral bodies.