Shafaq News/ Hussein Al-Sharaa,father of Syria’s transitional President Ahmad Al-Sharaa, warned thatprivatizing the public sector poses "economic" and"sovereignty" risks, and criticized figures abroad opposing the newgovernment.
Privatization Debate
Al-Sharaa denounced plans toprivatize state-owned enterprises, calling them a "national asset builtover decades," and warned against selling them off to addressinefficiencies, arguing that "the issue is not with the public sectoritself, but with the mismanagement that has plagued it."
Rather than privatization, headvocated for "restructuring these enterprises to improve efficiency, cutwaste, and boost economic output," raising concerns over job security,namely the fate of thousands of workers if privatization proceeds.
He described the privatization pushas part of a political maneuver aimed at "reshaping Syria’s economiclandscape," linking it to opposition forces seeking to influence thetransition period.
Criticism of Opposition Figures
Beyond economic concerns, Al-Sharaacriticized several opposition figures, accusing them of "dishonesty andself-serving narratives."
He singled out Kamel Al-Labwani,accusing him of hypocrisy. "He criticizes those who overthrew the regimein eleven days, claiming they were backed by the US and Israel—despite his ownpast visits to Israel and his failed attempts to secure support,"Al-Sharaa said.
The Syrian transitional President's father also criticized Brigadier General Ahmad Rahal, stating, "For years, he dismissed theopposition’s efforts, yet after their victory, he now speaks as if he were itsguardian."
Al-Sharaa defended the newleadership, saying they have "a clear vision and a roadmap for Syria’sfuture, independent of external influence."
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