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Kassis began her professional path in the arts before becoming interested in theatre, writing, psychology, and anthropology. She later moved to Europe and settled in France, where she became active as a writer, political commentator, and researcher focusing on Syrian and Middle Eastern political and cultural affairs.
In October 2012, Kassis founded the Movement for a Pluralistic Society, a political movement that promotes democracy, secularism, equality, citizenship, and the protection of Syria's diverse communities. The movement describes its vision as a free and democratic Syria based on political pluralism and peaceful coexistence.
Randa Kassis is a prominent Franco-Syrian politician, writer, anthropologist, and one of the well-known female figures associated with the Syrian opposition. Born in Damascus in 1970, she became particularly known for her secular political views, advocacy of political pluralism, and involvement in international discussions about the future of Syria.Kassis began her professional path in the arts before becoming interested in theatre, writing, psychology, and anthropology. She later moved to Europe and settled in France, where she became active as a writer, political commentator, and researcher focusing on Syrian and Middle Eastern political and cultural affairs.
Randa Kassis and Syrian Politics
Randa Kassis became increasingly involved in Syrian political activity before the 2011 uprising. She was a member of the Syrian National Council from 2011 until August 2012. She also helped establish the Coalition of Secular and Democratic Syrians, an initiative intended to bring together different political and social groups around secular and democratic principles.In October 2012, Kassis founded the Movement for a Pluralistic Society, a political movement that promotes democracy, secularism, equality, citizenship, and the protection of Syria's diverse communities. The movement describes its vision as a free and democratic Syria based on political pluralism and peaceful coexistence.