AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoKurdish Education: Students, parents and residents protested in Hesekê, Dirbêsiyê and Rimêlan, demanding constitutional guarantees for education in Kurdish and recognition of the language as official. Rojava Film: The sixth International Rojava Film Festival opens Friday in Qamişlo, with films, workshops and discussions on independent cinema running through November 20. Higher Education: Seven decrees establish 11 university faculties across five provinces, while Aleppo University and Kobani University continue talks on merging their institutions. Cinema Memories: In Derik, residents recall Dijla Cinema as a beloved gathering place that brought films—and a window on other cultures—to the town for nearly three decades. Living Heritage: Women and returnees are reviving Aleppo’s nail-free woodcraft, keeping a traditional skill alive. Syrian Culture Abroad: More than 55,000 people attended the Emirates Loves Syria event in Dubai, celebrating Syrian culture.
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