AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDamascus International Fair: The 63rd Damascus International Fair opened under “Syria Shines Again,” with about 1,000 companies from 60 countries and a push toward B2B/B2G deals plus daily music and children’s activities. Cultural Diplomacy: Syria was named guest of honor at the Amman International Book Fair 2026, spotlighting Syrian literature and strengthening Jordan-Syria cultural ties. Education & Language Rights: Kurdish language teachers protested in Hasakah after the Education Ministry limited Kurdish instruction to three classes a week, while Rojava University warned the change could harm scientific and academic learning. Youth Exam Fairness: In Yemen’s Al-Mahra, a Syrian student’s 99.25% top score was officially restored after an alleged system “technical error” excluded her from honors. Regional Security & Identity: Commentary on the Kurdish-led SDF dissolution argues integration could reshape relations between Syrian Kurds and the state if implemented in good faith. Community Health: A dental awareness and screening camp in Kuwait targeted children’s oral hygiene with interactive education and consultations for families.
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