AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDigital Cooperation: Syria signed the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) charter, moving from candidate status toward full membership and aiming to expand cooperation in digital skills, startups, innovation, and investment. Water & Nuclear Tech: Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research and the IAEA launched a regional meeting on using nuclear techniques to protect groundwater under climate and pollution pressures, with Syria among participating countries working on vulnerability maps and protection zones. Education in Kurdish: Students in Kobanê boycotted classes after an education decree limited Kurdish-language instruction to three lessons weekly, demanding schooling in their mother tongue. Syria’s Higher Ed & De-Baathification: Damascus University’s Political Science Faculty is navigating a post-Baath transition, as new leadership tries to reshape curricula and academic freedom after the fall of Assad. Unexploded Ordnance: A charity reports Syria’s UXO continues to kill or injure people every six hours, underscoring ongoing safety and clearance needs.
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