AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNuclear Safeguards: Syria says it has placed 73 tons of natural uranium under IAEA supervision, after the IAEA board closed Damascus’s long-running nuclear noncompliance file and Syria granted access to the Deir ez-Zor site. IAEA Cooperation: Syria also renewed its push for a nuclear-weapon-free Middle East and says it’s pursuing peaceful nuclear uses like cancer care, agriculture, water management, and electricity. Medical Tech in Syria: A report highlights 3D-printed prosthetics reaching amputees in Idlib, with demand still far outstripping the number of prosthetics centers. Judicial AI in the Arab World: Arab judicial inspection bodies met in Oman to discuss using AI to support judges and improve quality checks, while warning against replacing human discretion. Regional Tech & Media: Syria’s President Ahmed Al Sharaa is set to speak at the Arab Media Summit in Dubai, as the event spotlights how technology is reshaping Arab media. Climate Risk: A new study projects drylands could expand to about 40% of Earth’s land by 2100, reshaping ecosystems and stressing adaptation limits.
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