AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHumanitarian Partnerships: Qatar Red Crescent Society signed a strategic cooperation deal with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society and opened a Damascus representation office, aiming to scale relief and development work and coordinate responses to urgent needs. Food Security in Deir ez-Zor: Qatar Charity distributed 1,200+ food baskets (about 70kg each; 84.6 tonnes total) to vulnerable families in heavily damaged neighborhoods, indirectly supporting 6,000+ people and easing pressure on households returning home. Emergency Care in Conflict: A new documentary, “American Doctor,” spotlights U.S. medical volunteers working in Gaza’s besieged hospitals while hospitals and health workers face ongoing attacks. Public Health Under Fire: UN officials say Syrian regime and allied air strikes hit schools, hospitals, markets and bakeries, killing at least 103 civilians in 10 days, including 26 children. Displacement & Return: In Serêkaniyê camp, 689 families (about 7,000 people) began dismantling tents to return home, with security guaranteed under an agreement involving the interim Damascus administration and the SDF. Aleppo Accountability: Syrian security forces continued a sweeping Aleppo campaign targeting former Assad-era figures accused of war crimes, detaining 50+ people so far.
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