Mohammed Al-Bashir was born in 1983 in Jabal Al-Zawiya, Idlib Governorate. He holds two university degrees:
1. A degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Telecommunications) from Aleppo University (2007).
2. A degree in Sharia and Law from Idlib University (2021).

Career Path :
- Served as Head of the Precision Instruments Department at a gas plant operated by the Russian Gas Company in 2011.
- Held the position of Director of Associations Affairs at the Ministry of Development under the Salvation Government in Idlib.
- Served as Minister of Development and Humanitarian Affairs in the Salvation Government in 2022.
- Appointed as Prime Minister of the Salvation Government’s seventh term at the beginning of 2024.

- New Role:
On December 8, 2024, the opposition tasked Al-Bashir with forming a transitional government to manage Syria after the fall of Assad’s regime.

The Salvation Government and Its Role
The Salvation Government was established in 2017 by Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham, initially comprising 11 ministerial portfolios. It administratively and service-wise governed areas under opposition control, including Idlib, northern rural Hama, and western rural Aleppo. Al-Bashir previously held a ministerial position in this government and was appointed its head earlier this year.

The Transitional Phase
The appointment of Mohammed Al-Bashir to lead a transitional government is part of the opposition’s efforts to maintain stability and ensure continuity in the country’s administration. This move marks a new chapter in Syria’s political landscape, with Al-Bashir expected to play a critical role in organizing Syria’s political and administrative structures during this transitional period.