The Fifth People's Assembly of Syria () was the fifth legislature elected under the 1973 Constitution, serving from 11 June 1990 to 10 June 1994.
Legislative elections were held on 23 May 1990, marking the fifth parliamentary elections conducted under the Corrective Movement led by Hafez al-Assad. The Assembly convened for its first session on 11 June 1990 with a total of 246 members, including 24 women, representing the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party, the Syrian Communist Party (Bakdash), the Syrian Communist Party (Unified), the Arab Socialist Union, the Socialist Unionists, the Democratic Socialist Unionist Party, the Arab Socialist Movement, and independents.
During its inaugural session, the Assembly elected Abd al-Qadir Qaddura as Speaker and proceeded to elect the members of its bureau. On the same day, President Hafez al-Assad delivered an address before the Assembly marking the opening of the legislative term.
Bureau Position Name Party Tenure Speaker Abd al-Qadir Qaddura Deputy Speaker Muhammad Adel Jamous Secretary Muhammad Saad Muhammad Shams al-Din Qanout Overseer Ghassan al-Abd al-Rajab Muhammad Marwan Sheikho
Members
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