AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKurdish Rights: Mazloum Abdi said constitutional guarantees are the next major hurdle for Kurdish rights, as integration of the Kurdish-led forces and administration into state institutions continues. Israel-Syria Tensions: Damascus accused Israel of arming militias in Sweida and seeking to sow chaos; the UN urged Israel to respect Syrian sovereignty amid continued reports of incursions in the south. Economic Recovery: Syrian officials and the World Bank discussed expanding support for reconstruction and development, including plans for a World Bank office in Syria in January 2027. Syria says it has received $493 million in grants for key sectors. Chemical Weapons Accountability: Damascus and the OPCW discussed steps to close Syria’s chemical weapons file, while authorities said 18 people, including senior officers, were detained over Assad-era chemical attacks. Returns and Flooding: Some 385 families have begun returning to Ras al-Ain, while floods in Raqqa province swept away two children.
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