AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSurgical Aid in Syria: Qatar Charity has started its “Defaa Balaa” campaign with more than 800 specialised surgeries at Al-Mouwasat Hospital in Damascus, including cataract operations, congenital heart procedures for children, open-heart surgeries and cochlear implants, aiming to help over 830 patients across Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Hama and Idlib. Healthcare Under Fire: The WHO says the Eastern Mediterranean saw nearly half of the world’s verified attacks on healthcare in early 2026, with 369 incidents from January to June and Lebanon among the hardest hit—on top of Sudan’s massive humanitarian health crisis. Refugee Health Support: Azerbaijan has repatriated 16 people from Syria and provided initial medical and psychosocial assistance, with follow-up assessments planned by social workers and psychologists. Lebanon Health Risks from Conflict: Lebanon’s education minister warns the education sector needs 10–15 years to recover after war damage and displacement—an indirect hit to long-term health and wellbeing. Regional Escalation Watch: The UN chief again urged diplomacy as Iran–U.S. escalation threatens civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and water systems, across multiple countries including Syria. Maritime Safety: A Russian missile strike on a civilian ship near Odesa killed six, including Syrian and Indian crew members, with survivors taken to hospital.
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