AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGroundwater & nuclear science: Kuwait’s KISR and the IAEA launched a regional meeting on using nuclear techniques to assess pollution and climate impacts on groundwater, aiming to produce vulnerability maps and protection zones, with Syria among participating countries. Digital cooperation: Syria signed the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) charter, moving toward full membership and opening doors for digital skills, startups, innovation, and investment. Kurdish-language education fight: Students in Kobanê boycotted classes after a decree limiting Kurdish education to three lessons per week, demanding science and schooling in their mother tongue. Syria’s reconstruction diplomacy: Damascus International Fair wrapped with chants calling for “Al-Aqsa” and “liberation of Palestine,” while the event positioned Syria as reconnecting with global markets. Industrial know-how risk: An op-ed warns that when projects change hands, engineering “memory” can vanish—arguing AI should preserve design reports and field notes instead of replacing learning.
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