Maybe the future of Syria will not be a presidential system where one person will have all the power, so, the discussion about who should and should not rule Syria will become irrelevant. Let the Syrian people decide.
Interpretation
The quote advocates for a democratic approach in Syria, emphasizing the importance of people's choice in governance.
Mohammad Javad Zarif's quote reflects a vision for Syria's future, where governance is not dictated by a singular authoritative figure, but rather determined by the voices of the Syrian people. It suggests a transition from a presidential system, which centralizes power, to a participatory form of leadership that empowers citizens to have a say in their governance, making discussions about individual rulers obsolete.
In practice
In a speech advocating for democratic reforms in Syria.
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