AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Daily Life: Nearly two years after Assad’s fall, Syrian children are returning to school, but many still study amid ruins, long commutes, and power shortages—like an eight-year-old in Damascus who learns only in daylight because electricity is gone. Cultural Heritage & Tourism: Aleppo Citadel launched “Touristech” to digitize heritage visits and make tours more interactive, while keeping sites’ identities intact. Rights & Reconstruction: Human Rights Watch warns that Syria’s reconstruction is moving too slowly on a rights framework, risking unfair rebuilding and ignored property claims. Local Governance & Housing: Protests in Rural Damascus halt work on major real estate projects in Qudsaya and Dummar, as residents demand clarity on expropriated land files before construction resumes. Justice & Accountability: MAF-DAD released a report on attacks in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiah, urging scrutiny of violations in North and East Syria. Higher Education: An Afrin MP says Aleppo University branches may open locally, with Kurdish-language teaching framed as a longer-term goal. Fiscal Policy: Syria’s presidency orders spending curbs and tighter fiscal discipline, protecting wages and essential services.
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