List of members of the Parliament of Syria, 2020–2024

Last updated July 09, 2023

This is a list of deputies elected to the Syrian parliament of 2020-2024. The Syrian parliamentary election was held on 13 April 2020.

Members

Baath Party	Independent	Socialist Unionists	Arab Socialist Union	Communist Party (Bakdash)	Communist Party (Faisal)	National Vow Movement	SSNP

Damascus Province

Damascus Province was allocated 29 seats:^[1]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Nidal Muhanna	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Muhammad Ghazwan al-Masri	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nuha Mahayri	Independent	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Arabi Katibi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Aaref al-Taweel	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Samir Hajjar	SSNP	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Muhammad Hadi Mashhadiya	Baath	Male	Twelver	Arab	No
Muhammad Khaled al-Shuwaiki	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Noura Aresian	Independent	Female	Christian	Armenian	Yes
Samer al-Dibs	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Ahmad Kuzbari	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Abd al-Rahman al-Ja'fari	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Basema al-Shatter	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammed Humam Massouti	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Muhammed Akram al-Ajalani	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Jamil Murad	Independent	Male	Christian	Arab	No
Bushra Zreika	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Mary al-Bitar	Baath	Female	Christian	Arab	Yes
Bilal al-Na'al	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Zuhair Tinawi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nabil Tou'meh	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Elias Shahoud	Baath	Male	Christian	Arab	No
Muhammad Manaf al-Akkad	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Ammar Bakdash	Communist	Male	Sunni	Kurd	Yes
Abd al-Rahman al-Masri	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Abd al-Rahman Urabi	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Aatef al-Zaybak	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes

Rif Dimashq Governorate

Rif Dimashq was allocated 19 seats:^[2]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Abd al-Rahman al-Khatib	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Kabtoulah	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Osama Mustafa	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Ziad Khallouf	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nabil Darwish	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ali al-Sheikh	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Haifaa Jumaa	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Faisal Jammoul	Baath	Male	Druze	Arab	No
Amer Obaid	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmad Jamil Ibrahim	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Sunduq Abbas	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Bakhit	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Subhi Abbas	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Hekmat al-Azeb	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Jamal al-Qadri	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Ali Rashak	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Remon Hilal	Baath	Male	Christian	Arab	Yes

Daraa Province

Daraa Province was allocated 10 seats:^[3]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Abd al-Nasir al-Hariri	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Farouk al-Hammadi	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Khaled al-Aboud	Socialist Union	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Manaf al-Falah	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmad al-Sweidan	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Maj. Gen. Mufleh al-Nasrallah	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Walid al-Saleh	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Shukri al-Jundi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Yahya al-Maf'alani	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Fayza al-Azbeh	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	Yes

As-Suwayda Governorate

As-Suwayda Governorate was allocated 6 seats:^[4]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Nassib Abu Mahmoud	Baath	Male	Druze	Arab	No
Nashaat al-Atrash	Independent	Male	Druze	Arab	Yes
Hekmat Sallam	Baath	Male	Druze	Arab	No
Muein Nassr	Independent	Male	Druze	Arab	No
Majd Abu Zaidan	Baath	Female	Druze	Arab	No
Khaled Kurbaj	Baath	Male	Druze	Arab	No

Homs Province

Homs Province was allocated 23 seats: ^[5]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Haidar Abboud	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Juwaida Thaljeh	Baath	Female	Christian	Arab	No
Muhammed Ra'ad	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Badi' al-Droubi	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Zuhair Tarraf	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Fadia Deeb	Baath	Female	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Muhammad Hassan al-Najjar	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nidal Ammar	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Wael Melhem	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Muhammad al-Shami	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nasser al-Nasser	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Ahed al-Sukkari	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Moghith Ibrahim	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Feras al-Salloum	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Muhammad al-Abrash	National Covenant	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Abd al-Hamid al-Nokari	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Ma'youf al-Dyab	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Yousef al-Salamah	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Khalil Khalil	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Mustafa al-Ma'rouf	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Hazar al-Daqis	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Munzer Ibrahim	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Nuhad Sam'an	SSNP	Male	Christian	Arab	No

Hama Province

Hama Province was allocated 22 seats:^[6]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Fadel Wardeh	Baath	Male	Ismaili	Arab	Yes
Muhammad Sharabi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Yaghi Ali	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Muhammad Sharif Abd al-Karim	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Fayez al-Ahmad	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Mustafa Khalil	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Sariya Qasem	Arabic Democratic Union	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Baseem al-Na'emeh	Baath	Male	Ismaili	Arab	No
Ghada Ibrahim	Baath	Female	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Mustafa Sokkari	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
As'ad Halloum	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Hussein Abbas	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Salam Sankar	Baath	Female	Sunni	?	Yes
Orubah Mahfoud	Independent	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Ayman Malandi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Issa Wassouf	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Abdul Rahman Azkahi	Arab Socialist Union	Male	Sunni	?	Yes
Essam Sibahi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Maher Qawirma	Baath	Male	Christian	Arab	Yes
Abdulkafi Ukdah	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhsen Ghazi	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Sheik Abd al-Karim al-Ismael	Independent	Male	Ismaili	Arab	Yes

Hasakah Province

Hasakah Province was allocated 14 seats:^[7]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Hassan Salloumi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Muhammad al-Shamam	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Sheik Talal al-Khalil	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Abd al-Rahman Khalil	Communist	Male	Sunni	Kurd	No
Hammouda Sabbagh	Baath	Male	Christian	Arab	Yes
Khaled al-Hamada	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ali al-Jad'an	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad al-Fallaj	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Sheik Hassan al-Musallat	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Aboud al-Shawakh	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Khaled Attiyah	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Aladdin al-Hamad	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Sheik Abd al-Hamid al-Daher	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nour Dora	Baath	Female	Christian	?	Yes

Deir ez-Zor Province

Deir ez-Zor was allocated 13 seats: ^[8]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Mayada al-Ali	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Sheik Mahmoud al-Rayyes	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Adnan al-Jum'a	Arab Socialist Union	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Burhan Abd al-Wahhab	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Madloul al-Aziz	Independent	Male	Twelver	Arab	No
Taha al-Khalifeh	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ali al-Haj Khalifa	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Amin Raja	Baath	Male	Twelver	Arab	Yes
Aytan al-Aytan	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Sheikh al-Kharfan	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Sheik Muhanna al-Nasser	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Abdulaziz al-Hussein	Baath	Male	Twelver	Arab	No
Maryam al-Mitrass	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	No

Raqqa Province

Raqqa Governorate was allocated 8 seats:^[9]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Maha al-Ajeeli	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Sheik Bashar al-Makhsour	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ismail al-Hajo	Communist	Male	Irreligion	Kurd	Yes
Fayez al-Abdullah	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Khaled al-Darwish	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Nidal al-Ellou	Baath	Male	Sunni	Kurd	No
Sheik Muhammad al-Turki	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmad al-Hemaidi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No

Aleppo Province

Aleppo Province was allocated 32 seats: ^[10]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Abdullatif al-Bakkar	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Abd al-Razaq Barakat	Baath	Male	Sunni	Turkmen	No
Abd al-Aziz al-Assaf	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmed Ibrahim	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Sheik Adnan al-Hamad	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmed Merhi	SSNP	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Ahmad al-Ali al-Hamra	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Adnan al-Muhamad	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmad al-Zaidan	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Fadel Ka'adah	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Alan Bakr	Baath	Male	Sunni	Kurd	Yes
Fares Jeneidan	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Hussein al-Juma al-Haj Qasem	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Faten Muhammad	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Khaled al-Shebib	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Hassan Shuhayyed	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Manal al-Sheikh Ameen	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Hussein Jasem Hamad	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Kusai al-Thaljeh	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nassr al-Abdullah	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Khair al-Mashi	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Mujibur Rahman al-Dandan	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Muhammad Sheikh al-Day'a	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Jebrael	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad al-As'ad	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Omar Mahmoud al-Hamdo	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Qasim Hassan	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Obaid al-Obaid al-Issa	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Taha al-Haj Ali	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Fawaz	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Omar al-Hassan	Baath	Male	Twelver	Arab	Yes

Aleppo City

Aleppo was allocated 21 seats: ^[11]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Faisal Azzouz	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Boutros Murjana	Independent	Male	Christian	Armenian	No
Abdulmun'em al-Sawwa	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Abdo Muselli	Baath	Male	Christian	?	No
Lucy Iskanyan	Baath	Female	Christian	Armenian	No
Muhammad Amer Hamwi	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Mazen Arsalan	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Najdat Anzour	Independent	Male	Sunni	Circassian	Yes
Ma'en Qanbour	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Muhammad al-Hassan	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Kalaaji	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Salloum al-Salloum	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Raafat Durmush	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Mariet Khoury	Baath	Female	Christian	Arab	No
Hussam Katerji	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Mahmoud Abu Bakr	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Jireyer Raasiyan	Independent	Male	Christian	Armenian	Yes
Shadi Dibsi	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Hussam Qaterji	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Sanaa Fakhruddin	Arab Socialist Union	Female	Sunni	Arab	No
Sheik Hassan Berri	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes

Idlib Province

Idlib Province was allocated 18 seats:^[12]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Jamal Mustou	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Wael Dali	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Khaled Harba	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Fouad Aldani	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Naasan Hijazi	National Covenant	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Kardoush	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Abd al-Karim al-Yousef	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmad Bostaji	Communist	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ahmad al-Faraj	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Safwan Qurabi	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Samir al-Ismael	Baath	Male	Twelver	Arab	Yes
Ghiyath al-Qutaini	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Adel al-Shiban	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ma'moun al-Sayyed	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Shirin al-Yousef	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Ahmad Akreen	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Muhammad Qassem Hamada	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Fatima Khamees	Baath	Female	Sunni	Arab	No

Latakia Province

Latakia Province was allocated 17 seats:^[13]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Malek Habib	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Zain al-Din Abbas	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Maysaa Saleh	Baath	Female	Alawite	Arab	No
Rassem Masri	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Hassan Koussa	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Thaer Hassan	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Bassem Soudan	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Muhammed Ajeel	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ammar al-Assad	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Fawaz Nassour	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Iskandar Haddad	Baath	Male	Christian	Arab	Yes
Samir al-Khatib	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	Yes
Mustafa Kheir Beik	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Ayham Jrikus	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Nabil Elias	Independent	Male	Christian	Arab	No
Bashir Ghalawanji	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Ayman Ahmad	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No

Tartus Province

Tartus Governorate was allocated 13 seats:^[14]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Siham al-Othman	Baath	Female	Alawite	Arab	No
Ayman Bilal	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	Yes
Mahmoud Bilal	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Rania Hassan	Baath	Female	Alawite	Arab	No
Ma'en Muhammad	Democratic Socialist Unionist	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Akram Abduljalil	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Nassr Hassan	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Abbas Abbas	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Muhammad Jarri	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Tony Hanna	Baath	Male	Christian	?	Yes
Suhail Khudur	Independent	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Rami Saleh	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No
Ahmad Hassan	Baath	Male	Alawite	Arab	No

Quneitra Province

Quneitra Governorate was allocated 5 seats:^[15]

Name	Party	Gender	Religion	Ethnicity	Member of the Previousious parliament?
Rida al-Damqasi	Baath	Male	Druze	Arab	No
Shadi Saleh	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Wahid al-Za'al	Baath	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Khaled al-Shar'abi	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No
Raafat Bakkar	Independent	Male	Sunni	Arab	No

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