Syria's interim government has introduced a new national emblem—the Golden Eagle—as a symbol of hope, sovereignty, and democratic aspirations following years of conflict. Featuring three stars and symbolic feathers, it represents unity, resistance, and the country’s five regions and 14 provinces. President Ahmed al-Sharaa called it a sign of rebirth, moving beyond Bashar al-Assad’s autocratic rule. Celebrations erupted nationwide, while officials highlighted efforts to redefine Syria’s global image. The emblem will soon appear on official documents, including passports and ID cards.