Advancing Communities with Integrity Driving

The art exhibition, held as part of the "Shared Spaces for Living" initiative, has officially opened in a vibrant and lively atmosphere. Artists and visitors gathered around paintings that reflect the values of connection and coexistence, creating spaces for dialogue and creative expression.

This exhibition is part of an initiative aimed at fostering closer connections between different components of society through art, as a universal language that transcends differences and brings people closer together.

Aleppo – The Syrian Community Observatory Network – Stabilization Support Unit organized a dialogue workshop in the city of Aleppo titled "The Electoral System and Constituency Division", as part of its efforts to promote public discussions on developing the political process in Syria.

The workshop was attended by a number of members of the People’s Assembly, along with representatives from political affairs, the subcommittee for elections, and the Fifth Bloc in Aleppo Governorate, in addition to a group of legal experts, human rights advocates, and civil society activists.

The workshop addressed two main themes: reviewing different electoral systems and their impact on political representation in Syria, as well as discussing the desired form of political representation that meets the aspirations of Syrians and reflects their diversity.

The Stabilization Support Unit, in partnership with Al-Batoul Humanitarian Services Association, organized a community dialogue session in the city of Tartous under the title "Administrative Reform and Transparency".

This session represents an advanced step within the ongoing efforts to develop the outcomes of the Bridges Project. During the session, the draft paper—prepared based on the outcomes of dialogue sessions conducted across various governorates—was presented and discussed interactively with participants. The aim was to review the document, collect feedback and recommendations, and endorse its content.

The session witnessed broad participation, including representatives from the Relations Office in Tartous Governorate, political affairs representatives, civil society organizations, and community figures, in addition to academics and local activists.

Discussions focused on the importance of promoting transparency principles and improving administrative performance within public institutions. Emphasis was placed on simplifying procedures and enhancing the quality of services provided to citizens, in a way that strengthens trust between society and institutions.