AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSyrian Tech & Startups: Aleppo’s Nas Tex 2026 textile exhibition signals an industrial comeback push, with officials pitching a revival of Syria’s once-dominant fabric sector after years of factory damage and know-how loss. Digital Tourism: Syria’s Tourism Ministry is partnering with Saudi tech firms to digitize the tourism sector, aiming to build a digital tourism ecosystem. Genomics in Syria’s Orbit: Genetic Alliance expanded its global genomics laboratory network with new partners (including Children’s Mercy, SN Genelab, and Xcelom) to deliver no-cost whole genome sequencing for eligible families. Research & Heritage: A report highlights a rare Cretan Greek dialect community in Syria’s Al-Hamidiyah, preserving language links to Crete nearly 130 years after migration. Energy Infrastructure: Iraq and Syria signed an MoU for an 800-kilometer oil pipeline to the Mediterranean port of Baniyas, with surveys and execution planning underway. Public Health & Policy: Advocates in the U.S. renewed calls to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians as deadlines near.
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