Until New Elections, Interim Executive Offices for Qardaha and 13 Towns in Latakia

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October 1, 2026

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Until New Elections, Interim Executive Offices for Qardaha and 13 Towns in Latakia

Latakia Governor Ahmad Ali Mustafa issued a series of decisions on Wednesday forming interim executive offices for the Qardaha city council and 13 town councils in the governorate. The offices will assume the powers and responsibilities of the councils and their executive offices until new elections are held.

The decisions covered the city of Qardaha and the towns of Ain al-Sharqiya, Ain al-Arous, Hammam al-Qarahta, Beit Yashout, al-Boudi, al-Daliya, Ain Shaqaq, Qarfis, al-Qutailibiyah, Qumin, Akko, Siano and Slunfeh.

The governorate said in its post that the step is part of organizing administrative work, activating the service role of municipalities, and improving follow-up on the affairs of neighborhoods and towns and the service needs of residents.

Heads of the New Executive Offices

Majed Salim Habib was appointed head of the interim executive office of the Qardaha city council, Ahmad Aziz Saqr for Ain al-Sharqiya, Ahmad Adnan Jadid for Ain al-Arous, Ziad EzzEddin Nasser for Hammam al-Qarahta, Milad Ali Saeed for Beit Yashout, Ihsan Nidal Douba for al-Boudi, and Mahmoud Ali Ali for al-Daliya.

Bahjat Fawaz Nassour was also appointed head of the interim executive office for Ain Shaqaq, Hassan Habib Youssef for Qarfis, Ammar Ali Ibrahim for al-Qutailibiyah, Aghid Ghassan Fawzi for Qumin, Ahmad Ibrahim Issa for Akko, Ahmad Mohib Fadel for Siano, and Mounir Suleiman Badour for Slunfeh.

This article was translated and edited by The Syrian Observer. The Syrian Observer has not verified the content of this story. Responsibility for the information and views set out in this article lies entirely with the author.

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