Syria's century-old historical and social transformation published as a book

A new book has been published that examines Syria's century-long historical process, from King Faisal I's entry into Damascus to the overthrow of the Bashar al-Assad regime and Ahmed al-Shara's rise to power.

Examination of the Century-Old Process

Prepared in Turkish by Farabi Kitap, the work comprehensively addresses Syria's historical process stretching from King Faisal I's entry into Damascus to the overthrow of the Bashar al-Assad regime and Ahmed al-Shara's coming to power. In this respect, the book holds the distinction of being the first to examine the process as a whole.

New Era and Social Structure

The book does not evaluate the new era beginning in Syria solely through current political developments. At the same time, it examines the country's state experience spanning over a century, along with its social, political, and intellectual transformations.

Turkey's Role and Support

The work also addresses the Turkish dimension of developments in Syria. Al Jabin draws attention to Turkey's stance alongside the Syrian people, the support it provided to Syrians during the years of revolution, and its opening of its doors to millions of Syrians.

Relations Between the Two Countries

Turkey's role in the Syrian issue and the relations that can be established between the two countries in the new era are evaluated from a positive perspective in the work. The publication, brought into Turkish by Farabi Kitap, is now presented to readers.