Syria's Move Towards Governance

Syria's new interim government is beginning to establish essential services to ensure normality in the capital following the end of the Assad regime. An interim prime minister has been appointed along with a small cabinet to oversee the restoration of public services such as water and electricity. There's an acknowledgment of the need to address previous crimes, including a list of officials accused of torture, suggesting a potential path towards justice and rebuilding trust. While some public sector employees have been contacted to return to work, uncertainty lingers about the implementation of these plans.