AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoNuclear & Health Tech (Syria): Syria’s Atomic Energy Commission says cooperation with the IAEA will enable direct transfer of peaceful nuclear technology after a 2026–2031 Country Programme Framework signed in Vienna, targeting nuclear and radiation safety, health and nutrition, food and agriculture, energy planning, industrial applications, and water/environment. Forensics & BioTech (Syria): Syria’s National Commission for Missing Persons completed a week-long DNA laboratory training at ICMP in The Hague, covering DNA workflow, profile comparison, and quality assurance, with plans to build a sustainable Syrian-led national DNA lab. Energy & Infrastructure (Syria): Syria is moving to introduce three diesel fuel categories amid fuel-price protests, as the country tries to ease consumer costs while rebuilding. Digital Payments (Syria): Thunes expanded its cross-border payout network to include Syria, adding bank, wallet, and cash-pickup routes to speed remittances and commerce across the region. Regional Science Policy (Morocco/IAEA): Morocco and the IAEA renewed radiological safety cooperation across Africa, extending training for regulators under an African radiological safety school model.
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