AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCultural Heritage Under Fire: A new study details how Syrian archaeologists saved about 30,000 artifacts from the Deir ez-Zor Museum during the ISIS threat in 2014–2015, highlighting the hard choices, institutional resilience, and rapid adaptation needed to protect history amid active hostilities. Displacement and Return: The Serêkaniyê Forcibly Displaced Persons Committee says a third group—over 500 families—will return to homes west of Serêkaniyê, following earlier waves of returns. Health Humanitarian Diplomacy: Qatar Red Crescent Society and the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies wrapped a workshop on rebuilding health systems after war, bringing together regional and international partners. Local Safety in Afrin: Turkish-backed forces reportedly shot two displaced young men in Afrin, renewing concerns about abuses against civilians. Syrian Governance: The Syrian presidency ordered government bodies to rationalize public spending and tighten fiscal discipline, while protecting core services like health, education, water, energy, security, and public safety. Community and Identity Politics: Syria’s Muslim Brotherhood Shura Council affirmed the group’s continuity as an independent national group committed to a “moderate Islamic approach” and civil peace.
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