What has changed in Syria since the fall of the Assad regime? And how is Syria rebuilding itself? In three sessions, we will discuss Syria's future in 3D. During this second session, we aim to discuss the rights of minorities in the new Syria, a topic of great significance in the current period of transition and reconstruction.
Syria is a country of rich diversity, with many different ethnic, religious, and cultural groups. However, the question remains whether every community within a new Syria—including minorities—will receive full rights and protection, and whether democracy, inclusivity, and diversity can form the foundation for a future in which peace and stability become possible.
In this conversation, we aim to jointly consider questions such as:
- How can a future Syria safeguard the rights of minorities in a sustainable and effective way?
- What forms of governance and legal structures can contribute to an inclusive Syria?
- What can we learn from other post-conflict contexts?
- What role can Syrian youth in the diaspora and organizations like Studu Roj play in shaping a new future?
This meeting is intended as an open and safe space where everyone is heard. Together, we aim to have a conversation that not only offers insights but also hope and direction.
This meeting is organized in collaboration with Studu Roj.