The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Syrian Arab Republic of ASAD ASH-Shabani raises the country’s new flag at the UN headquarters in New York. The UN Security Council discussed the future of Syria Peace and safety Syria is undergoing a difficult transitional period after many years of conflict and authoritarian rule. Despite the relative political progress, the continuing violence, the deepening economic difficulties and the humanitarian crisis remind of the need for international support. 62 ~ Four and a half months after the fall of the Assad regime, temporary authorities began to take official steps in the direction of political reforms, on Friday the Security Council, a special envoy to Syria Gayr Pedersen. These include the formation of a wider and representative office and plans to create a temporary folk assembly. However, the process remains unstable and incomplete, since many Syrians are not sure that they will be able to take an active part in building the future of their country. 62 ~ “problems are huge, and the situation is extremely fragile,” said Pedersen. “A much wider participation of people in politics is required – and much more economic actions. With radical changes in both of these elements, the political transition in Syria can be successful. Without them, he will most likely will not happen – and the consequences will be serious, ”said the special supporter. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > Pedersen that the new leadership of Syria should take measures aimed at solving deeply rooted problems, especially after the March events, when an outbreak occurred in the coastal regions of Syria violence against Alawit communities. humanitarian situation > meanings, the humanitarian situation in the country remains in the country heavy. More than 70 percent of the population need help, and more than half are faced with a lack of food. ~ 60 > despite some local improvements, especially in some parts of Aleppo and in the northeast of Syria, humanitarian organizations warn that the financing deficiency is under threat. Operations. Joyce Msuya, assistant to the UN Secretary General on Humanitarian Affairs, emphasized that it is necessary to “more funding to maintain this work, not to mention its further scaling.” ~ 60 > ~ ~ ~ 60 > she noted that today less than 10 percent of the funds necessary for assistance in the first half of 2025 years. The woman holds the flag of Syria. Dozens of people gathered next to the UN headquarters in New York on Friday to see how the new flag rises. in the UN they raised the new flag of Syria ~ 60 > earlier on Friday the new flag of Syria was first raised with the flags of other member states in front of the UN headquarters in the UN New York. ~ 60 > on it-three stars, one more than on the flag of the Assad. Previously, this flag was used by groups opposed to the old regime and its forces.