AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealthcare Funding: The EU has provided €12 million to WHO to back Syria’s health system, including medicines for noncommunicable diseases, emergency care, mental health support, and supplies for dialysis, emergency, surgery, and intensive care units. Health Access in Camps: Reports from Rikban camp on the Syrian-Jordanian border say medical services were nearly halted after the Jordan border closure, leaving only two under-equipped medical points for about 50,000 displaced people. Health & Safety in Conflict: A mortar attack in western Suwayda killed a forcibly displaced woman and a tractor driver, with two others injured and taken to hospitals. Humanitarian Coordination: A Syrian foreign ministry delegation praised Kuwait and the Kuwait Red Crescent for years of aid, agreeing on a new coordination mechanism with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent to target priority humanitarian projects. Reconstruction With Care Facilities: UAE developer Arada and the Syrian Sovereign Fund signed a reported $7B “New Damascus” deal for 4 million sq m, including 11,000 homes plus hospitals and schools, with plans to support residents from camps and destroyed areas.
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