<h1>Syrian Constitutional Conference Excludes Kurdish Administration and Assad Loyalists; Aims for Inclusive National Reform and Consensus.</h1> The conference to shape Syria's new constitution will exclude the Kurdish-led administration and loyalists of the former Assad regime. Organizers emphasize inclusivity, covering social, political, economic, and governance issues to establish a future based on national consensus and reform. Former rebel leader Ahmad al-Sharaa, now interim president, has promised an inclusive political process. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have refused to join the new Syrian army, maintaining clashes with Turkish-backed groups. The national dialogue conference aims to gather diverse participants, ensuring fairness and public input, with recommendations to be submitted to the Syrian presidency, excluding Assad regime figures.