List of members of the People's Assembly (Syria), 2026–present
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This is a list of members elected to the Transitional People's Assembly, following the 2025–26 parliamentary election.
Composition
Several members of the People's Assembly (MPs) are affiliated with political parties. As of August 2026, none of these parties are officially licensed or registered in Syria; consequently, the following table reflects de facto party affiliations. De jure, all MPs are independents.
Elected members
Appointed members
The President of Syria is to appoint 70 members, one-third of the assembly. By late May 2026, Syrian officials reported that President Ahmed al-Sharaa's list of appointees had been finalized and would be announced "in the coming days", and that the assembly's inaugural session had been preliminarily scheduled for 8 June 2026, after the Eid al-Adha holiday; the three Suwayda seats were to remain vacant until security conditions allowed elections there. Hawar News Agency reported that first session of the People's Assembly would be held on 8 June 2026, but despite those reports, it did not convene.
On 30 June, it was officially confirmed that the list of al-Sharaa's appointees would be released on 1 July. Al-Sharaa's appointees were chosen by a committee that completed a series of meetings and closed interviews conducted between 15 and 21 June, interviewing 100 candidates.
The appointments were officially announced on 1 July, with 15 women among those appointed, 13 of whom had previously been imprisoned under the previous regime.
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