Health System Recovery: Human Rights Watch warns Syria’s transitional government is signing reconstruction deals worth billions without a rights framework—no required community consultation, no clear compensation talks, and no independent way for residents to challenge decisions—after fieldwork in Idlib’s Ghadfa and damage reports in Damascus’ Jobar. Water & Public Health: Médecins Sans Frontières says millions in Syria still can’t access safe water and sanitation after 14 years of war; unreliable supplies raise waterborne disease risks, with floods damaging water stations in Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor. Aid Access & Clinics: The last UN aid convoy entered northern Syria via Bab Al-Hawa as the cross-border entry mandate ended, with 30 food and health trucks waiting on a new UN Security Council resolution. Humanitarian Diplomacy: Qatar Red Crescent Society and Geneva Centre for Humanitarian Studies wrapped a workshop on rebuilding health systems after war, bringing together WHO, ICRC, QRCS and Syrian American Medical Society. Education & Continuity: Rojava University urged clearer, dialogue-based integration with Syria’s higher education ministry to protect students’ right to education in their mother tongue. Regional Health Needs: UNICEF and Oman discussed support for children affected by conflicts, including Syria, stressing healthcare and protection access.