AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoSyrian Heritage: A celebration in Dubai on Saturday will spotlight Syrian music, food, art and crafts, with singer Assala Nasri among the performers and an exhibition inspired by Syria’s landmarks. Books & Poetry: An audiobook is bringing renewed attention to poet Riyad Al Hussein, born in Daraa in 1954, whose work left a lasting mark on modern Syrian poetry. Education & Rights: Kurdish students demanding education in their mother tongue in Hasakah were attacked, while Kobani University’s merger has raised concerns about students’ enrollment choices. Living Heritage: A historic Damascus mosque has reopened after 15 years, restoring a place of worship to the city’s cultural landscape. Syrian Diaspora: A new account traces the community’s history in Khartoum, from family traditions and weddings to the upheaval of Sudan’s war.
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