List of members of the Parliament of Syria, 2016–2020
| 2016–2020 People's Assembly | |||||
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| Overview | |||||
| Legislative body | People's Assembly | ||||
| Jurisdiction | Ba'athist Syria | ||||
| Meeting place | Damascus | ||||
| Term | 6 June 2016 – 10 August 2020 | ||||
| Election | 13 April 2016 | ||||
| Government | Second Wael al-Halqi government (until 22 June 2016) Imad Khamis government (since 3 July 2016) | ||||
| People's Assembly | |||||
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| Members | 250 | ||||
| Speaker | Hadiya Khalaf Abbas (Ba'ath) (until 20 July 2017) Hammouda Sabbagh (Ba'ath) (since 28 September 2017) | ||||
| Deputy Speaker | Najdat Anzour (Independent) | ||||
This is a list of deputies elected to the Syrian People's Assembly for the 2016–2020 term, following the parliamentary elections held on 13 April 2016. The vote took place amid the ongoing Syrian Civil War and was the second parliamentary election conducted during the conflict.
The Ba'ath Party-controlled National Progressive Front maintained its two-thirds majority, winning 200 of the 250 seats. The election was boycotted by most opposition groups, both domestic and exiled, and the official voter turnout was reported at 57.56%. Two Armenian representatives were elected to the Assembly.[1] Despite the wartime context, the overall partisan composition of the legislature remained largely unchanged from the previous term.
Composition
| Political parties | Seats | |
|---|---|---|
| Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party – Syria Region | 184 | |
| Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP) | 7 | |
| Syrian Communist Party (Bakdash) | 3 | |
| Socialist Unionist Party (SUP) | 2 | |
| Arab Socialist Union Party (ASU) | 2 | |
| Syrian Communist Party (Unified) | 1 | |
| National Covenant Party (NCP) | 1 | |
| Independents | 50 | |
List of members
Damascus Governorate
Damascus Governorate was allocated 29 seats:[2]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ahmed Kuzbari | Ba'ath Party | |
| Anas Zurei | Independent | |
| Haseeb Tahan | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khalil Tohme | Independent | |
| Samer al-Ayoubi | Independent | |
| Samer al-Dibs | Independent | |
| Samir Hajjar | SSNP | |
| Tarif Qutrash | Independent | |
| Aref al-Taweel | Ba'ath Party | |
| Atef Al-Zibaq | Ba'ath Party | |
| Sunduq Abbas | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ammar Bakdash | SCP(B) | |
| Omar Osei | Independent | |
| Ahed al-Kunaj | Ba'ath Party | |
| Farah Hamsho | Independent | |
| Mary al-Bitar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mohamed Hamsho | Independent | |
| Muhammad Akram al-Ajlani | Independent | |
| Muhammad Bashir Al-Sharbaji | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mohammad Jihad al-Laham | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khair Al-Akam | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Izzat Arabi Katbi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Maher al-Bustani | Independent | |
| Muhammad Hammam Msouti | Independent | |
| Mona Sukkar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Maha Spiro | Ba'ath Party | |
| Nabil Tohme | Ba'ath Party | |
| Nora Areesian | Independent | |
| Hadi Sharaf | Independent |
Rif Dimashq Governorate
Rif Dimashq Governorate was allocated 19 seats:[3]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Elias Mourad | Ba'ath Party | |
| Georgina Rizk | Ba'ath Party | |
| Jamal al-Qadri | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muwaffaq Jumaa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Jameel al-Juba | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ali Sheikh | Ba'ath Party | |
| Majed Halima | Ba'ath Party | |
| Shehadeh Abu Hamed | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ahmed Zaitoun | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ziad Sukari | Ba'ath Party | |
| Raymond Hilal | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mohamed Khair Seriol | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hamzi Shaheen | Ba'ath Party | |
| Osama Mustafa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Khair al-Nader | Independent | |
| Muhammad al-Asaad | Independent | |
| Muhannad Zaid | Independent | |
| Muhammad Qaband | Independent |
Daraa Governorate
Daraa Governorate was allocated 10 seats:[4]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Jamal al-Zoubi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khaled al-Aboud | Socialist Unionist Party | |
| Riad Shtioui | Independent | |
| Farouk al-Hammadi | Independent | |
| Faiza al-Azba | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fawaz al-Jawabreh | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fawaz al-Shara | Ba'ath Party | |
| Faisal al-Khoury | Ba'ath Party | |
| Kamal Ayyash | Ba'ath Party | |
| Naif al-Hariri | Ba'ath Party |
Suwayda Governorate
Suwayda Governorate was allocated 6 seats:[5]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Aida Arij | Ba'ath Party | |
| Issam Naeem | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mehweid Nasser | Ba'ath Party | |
| Nasha'at al-Atrash | National Covenant Party | |
| Nidal al-Barati | Ba'ath Party | |
| Naeem Nasr | Independent |
Homs Governorate
Homs Governorate was allocated 23 seats:[6]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ahmed al-Ali | Ba'ath Party | |
| Badi al-Droubi | Independent | |
| Bashar al-Yaziji | SSNP | |
| Tawfiq Iskandar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Gerges Shnour | SCP(B) | |
| Jamal Rabaa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Rana Suleiman | Ba'ath Party | |
| Saji Tohme | Ba'ath Party | |
| Sami Amin | Ba'ath Party | |
| Sanaa Abu Zaid | Ba'ath Party | |
| Saleh Maarouf | Ba'ath Party | |
| Abdulaziz al-Mulhim | Independent | |
| Fadia Deeb | Ba'ath Party | |
| Firas al-Salloum | Independent | |
| Muhammad al-Sibai | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Raad | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Marouf al-Sibai | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Nizar Sharvo | Ba'ath Party | |
| Meshal Al-Hamoud | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mayouf Althiab | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mahran Madi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hazar al-Daqs | Ba'ath Party | |
| Wael Milhem | Independent |
Hama Governorate
Hama Governorate was allocated 22 seats:[7]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ayman Melandy | Ba'ath Party | |
| Badi al-Hussein | Independent | |
| Jamal Youssef | Independent | |
| Hamed Hassan | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hussein Abbas | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khader al-Saleh | Ba'ath Party | |
| Dolat al-Morshid | Independent | |
| Salam Sangar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Abdul Rahman Azkahi | Arab Socialist Union | |
| Abdul Karim al-Ismail | Independent | |
| Abdul Karim al-Bakir | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ghada Ibrahim | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fadel Warda | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mazen Azouz | SSNP | |
| Maher Qawarma | Ba'ath Party | |
| Maher Lapad | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad al-Aji | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Alloush Jaghili | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mahmoud al-Salam | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mahmoud Joukhdar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Waddah Murad | Independent |
Al-Hasakah Governorate
Al-Hasakah Governorate was allocated 14 seats:[8]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Hammad al-Saud | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad al-Rahman | Independent | |
| Hassan Saloumi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hassan Al-Muslet | Independent | |
| Hammouda Sabbagh | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khaled al-Attiyah | Ba'ath Party | |
| Riad Tawaz | Ba'ath Party | |
| Reem Al-Sa’i | Independent | |
| Abdul Muhaimid | Ba'ath Party | |
| Aboud al-Shawakh | Ba'ath Party | |
| Adnan Suleiman | Ba'ath Party | |
| Aladdin al-Hamad | Independent | |
| Maloul al-Hussein | SCP(U) | |
| Nour Dora | Ba'ath Party |
Deir ez-Zor Governorate
Deir ez-Zor Governorate was allocated 13 seats: [9]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ibrahim al-Dayer | Independent | |
| Burhan al-Abdul Wahab | Ba'ath Party | |
| Sattam Dandel | Ba'ath Party | |
| Taha Khalifa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Abdul Salam Dahmoush | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Jarallah | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Amin Raja | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mohammed al-Saad al-Meshaali | Arab Socialist Union | |
| Mahmoud al-Hassan | Ba'ath Party | |
| Maan Aboud | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhanna al-Nasser | Independent | |
| Najm al-Sulaiman | Independent | |
| Hadiya Khalaf Abbas | Ba'ath Party |
Raqqa Governorate
Raqqa Governorate was allocated 8 seats:[10]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ahmed al-Mahmoud al-Darwish | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ismail al-Hajo | SCP(U) | |
| Ahmed al-Mahmoud al-Darwish | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khalil al-Kishah | Independent | |
| Abdul Basit al-Alaiwi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Faisal Haji Omar | Independent | |
| Maha al-Ajili | Ba'ath Party | |
| Musa Ibrahim | Ba'ath Party |
Aleppo Governorate
Aleppo Governorate was allocated 32 seats:[11]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Suhail al-Abdullah | Ba'ath Party | |
| Omar al-Araboub | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ahmed al-Ali Hamra | Independent | |
| Ahmed Merhi | SSNP | |
| Ahmed Ibrahim | Ba'ath Party | |
| Alan Bakr | Ba'ath Party | |
| Jumana Abu Shaar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hasan Shahid | Independent | |
| Hussein al-Jumaa Hajj Qasim | Independent | |
| Hussein Jassim Hamad | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hussein Hassoun | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khaldoun Owais Owais | Independent | |
| Abdel Razzaq Barakat | Ba'ath Party | |
| Abdullah Haji Wardi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Obaid al-Obaid al-Essa | Independent | |
| Ali al-Zaidan | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ali al-Ali al-Abdo Al-Sattouf | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ali Khalil Bashar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ali Ali al-Mustafa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Omar al-Hassan | Independent | |
| Omar Mahmoud al-Hamdo | Ba'ath Party | |
| Eid al-Khalawi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fares Junaidan | Independent | |
| Fadel Kaada | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fahd Amin | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fahmy Hassan | Independent | |
| Qasim Hassan | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mujibur Rahman al-Dandan | Independent | |
| Muhammad al-Batran | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Fawaz | Ba'ath Party | |
| Manal Sheikh Amin | Ba'ath Party | |
| Nasser Karim | Ba'ath Party |
Aleppo City
Aleppo was allocated 21 seats: [12]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Najdat Anzour | Independent | |
| Noha Janat | Ba'ath Party | |
| Amira Stifanu | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hussein Farho | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhannad al-Haj Ali | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammed Rabi' Qalaa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Maher | Ba'ath Party | |
| Maan Kanbar | Ba'ath Party | |
| Salloum Salloum | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mostafa Saad Oulabi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Jalal Darwish | Ba'ath Party | |
| Qadri al-Hassan | Ba'ath Party | |
| Hossam Katerji | Independent | |
| Maher Khayata | Independent | |
| Fars Shihabi | Independent | |
| Boutros Morgana | Independent | |
| Jireyer Raasiyan | Independent | |
| Al Hassan Berri | Independent | |
| Zainab Khawla | Independent | |
| Muhammad Yahya Kaadan | National Covenant Party |
Idlib Governorate
Idlib Governorate was allocated 18 seats:[13]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ahmed Kabbani | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ghiath al-Qutaini | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ahmed al-Hilal | Ba'ath Party | |
| Jamal Mustafa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khaled al-Daher | Ba'ath Party | |
| Zakwan Assi | Socialist Unionist Party | |
| Sameer Ismail | Ba'ath Party | |
| Shereen al-Youssef | Ba'ath Party | |
| Safwan Qurabi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Abdel Wahid Razouk | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fatima Khamis | Ba'ath Party | |
| Faisal al-Mahmoud | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mohammed Hussein al-Hussein | Independent | |
| Mohammed Zaher al-Yousifi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Tariq Daaboul | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Talal Houry | SSNP | |
| Nidal Hamidi | Independent | |
| Yahya Awad | Ba'ath Party |
Latakia Governorate
Latakia Governorate was allocated 17 seats:[14]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ayham Jarikus | Ba'ath Party | |
| Iskander Haddad | Ba'ath Party | |
| Basim Sudan | Ba'ath Party | |
| Ramadan Zuhair | Ba'ath Party | |
| Samer Shiha | Ba'ath Party | |
| Sameer al-Khatib | Ba'ath Party | |
| Sameer Naseer | SSNP | |
| Adnan Al-Zarf | Independent | |
| Ammar al-Assad | Ba'ath Party | |
| Fawaz Nassour | Independent | |
| Fayhaa Tarifi | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mazen Imran | Ba'ath Party | |
| Muhammad Ajil | Ba'ath Party | |
| Mustafa Kheir Beik | Ba'ath Party | |
| Nabil Saleh | Independent | |
| Nizar Al-Saif | Ba'ath Party | |
| Noor Shughri | Independent |
Tartus Governorate
Tartus Governorate was allocated 13 seats:[15]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ashwaq Abbas | Independent | |
| Ayman Bilal | Ba'ath Party | |
| Enas al-Mallouhi | SSNP | |
| Basil Issa | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khaled Khaddouj | Ba'ath Party | |
| Khader Hussein | Independent | |
| Khair al-Din al-Sayyid | Ba'ath Party | |
| Dima Suleiman | Ba'ath Party | |
| Rami Saleh | Independent | |
| Saer Ibrahim (died in 2018) | Ba'ath Party | |
| Tony Hanna | Ba'ath Party | |
| Nasser Suleiman | Ba'ath Party | |
| Nora Hassan | Ba'ath Party |
Quneitra Governorate
Quneitra Governorate was allocated 5 seats:[16]
| Name | Party | |
|---|---|---|
| Ayman Harouq | Ba'ath Party | |
| Gansett Kazan | Independent | |
| Khaled Khazaal | Ba'ath Party | |
| Refaat Hussein | Ba'ath Party | |
| Walid al-Darwish | Independent |
See also
References
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