Syria's Tomorrow Movement
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Syria's Tomorrow Movement
تيار الغد السوري |
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| Leader | Fouad Humeira |
| President | Ahmad Jarba |
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| Spokesperson | Monzer Akbik |
| Founded | 11 March 2016 |
| Headquarters | Cairo, Egypt |
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| Democratic Council |
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| http://www.alghadalsoury.com/ | |
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قوات النخبة Participant in the Syrian Civil War |
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| Active | March 2016—present |
| Ideology | Pluralist democracy |
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| Headquarters | Al-Shaddadah Subdistrict |
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| Size |
3,500 (self claim, March 2017)
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| Part of |
 Syrian Democratic Forces (unclear) |
| Originated as | Ahrar al-Jazeera |
| Allies |
Other SDF groups participating in the Raqqa campaign
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| Opponents |
 Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
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The Syria's Tomorrow Movement (Arabic: تيار الغد السوري) is a Syrian opposition party founded in March 2016 in Cairo by Ahmad Jarba, a Syrian National Council member. The party is backed by Egypt and the United Arab Emirates and cooperates with the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, although it is not part of the coalition. They also cooperate with the Syrian Democratic Council and the associated de facto autonomous administration of the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria.
The movement aims to decentralize Syria and implement pluralist democracy. However, it opposes any partition of the state. The party considers Alawites, as with all other ethnic groups in Syria, to be an essential component of the Syrian people and called for greater inclusion of them in the opposition.
During the formation of the movement Egyptian and Lebanese officials attended the announcement. Although the party aims to oppose the government of Bashar al-Assad, Syrian government and Russian officials have also attended the formation, along with the Palestinian official Mohammed Dahlan. A Kurdistan Regional Government representative also attended the meeting.
In early April 2016, the head of Syria's Tomorrow Movement, Fouad Humeira, met with Anas Al-Abdah, the head of the Movement for Justice and Development in Syria and the overall president of the Syrian National Coalition. Al-Abdah expressed the SNC's readiness to cooperate with Syria's Tomorrow Movement.
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