AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDamascus Knowledge Preservation: The Al-Zahiriyyah Library in Damascus says it safeguards nearly eight centuries of scholarship, with about 171,000 books and volumes plus rare manuscripts tied to Arab and Islamic science. Archaeology & Heritage: Rome opened new public access to Trajan’s Baths after restoration, unveiling major mosaic and fresco works under the PNRR “Caput Mundi” program. Nuclear Oversight: The UN’s IAEA board voted to close a long-running Syria probe tied to the Assad-era nuclear file, citing the new authorities’ cooperation and recent inspections. Citizenship & Rights Tech/Policy: A Qamishli dialogue session focused on how Decree 39 and Decree 13 affected Syrian Kurds’ citizenship status, aiming to produce practical recommendations for the transition. Women in Security: Syria’s Interior Ministry recruitment is drawing thousands of women into policing roles, with reporting highlighting training and early expectations. Regional Tech-Linked Conflict: As US-Iran tensions spill into the region, Iran’s missile strikes on Jordan’s Al-Azraq base were reported with interceptions and no casualties. Public Safety/War Impact: A new report says cluster munitions killed or injured at least 1,063 people in 2025, with civilians making up 87% of casualties, including children.
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