AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation: Iraq admitted 224,583 students to public universities and institutes for 2026–27, a 38% increase on last year. Officials also say they will seek funding to replace mud-brick and caravan schools, as the country faces a shortage of more than 10,000 schools. Minority Protection: Iraqi Kurdistan is drafting a strategy to protect ethnic and religious communities and promote peaceful coexistence, drawing on international experience. Clean Energy: A solar-powered village near Erbil shows how renewable energy can support rural homes, agriculture and education, while offering a response to unreliable electricity. Heritage Tourism: Visitors are flocking to Babil’s ancient ruins, renewing attention to one of Iraq’s best-known archaeological sites. Iraqi Culture Abroad: Dubai’s “UAE Loves Iraq” celebration will bring Iraqi music, art, literature and heritage to the stage on Saturday, with performances by Rahma Riad and Mahmoud Al Turki.
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