Christians in Syria represent about 10% of the population. The largest denomination is the Greek Orthodox Church of Antioch. Closely following is the Melkite Greek Catholic, part of the Eastern Catholic Church. There are also some Protestants.
No. Syria is Sunni-Muslim majority state, but was led (until 2011) by Bashar al Assad who was an Alawite, a Post-Islamic religion that is related to Shiite Islam. Additionally, we do not currently know the Christian population in Syria since a significant portion of Christians fled Syria as refugees in the current (2011-present) Syrian Civil War. The 10% number indicated in the Community Answer was as of 2011.
Abdallah Khalil Husayn is the Minister of State for Syria.
Yes, there was an Armenian Catholic Church which was still there, and in tact, as of March 2014.
Nazira Farah Sarkis is the Minister of State for Environmental Affairs for Syria.
Ali Haydar is the Minister of State for National Reconciliation Affairs for Syria.
Syria is a country in the Middle East; technically it is part of Asia.
The Islamic state in Iraq and Syria get support from Saudi Arabia ,Qatar , turkey and USA
No. US civilian governance does not extend to any part of Syria or Iraq.
Syria has had a number of different names, such as Aramea, the Levant, Shaam, State of Damascus, etc.
Islamic state in Iraq and Syria
He wanted to create a unified Arab state from Syria to Yemen.
Yes, Syria is a secular state. The relegious parties are not allowed in Syria. To give you an example: if you are a member of the Muslim brother party, you will be executed. Syria is a very secular state actually, it doesn't allow religious conflict and does not follow the Islamic way at all, it also allows Christians and USED to allow Jews to be in the government. Actually now a days the Syrian Army is very much Christian generals and commanders.
Roman-Catholic State Party was created in 1926.