AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation Crisis in Yemen: Save the Children reports nearly two-thirds of Yemeni children are out of school as the new academic year begins, with 32% never enrolled and a quarter dropping out—often tied to poverty and child labor. Divided Credentials: Al Jazeera highlights how Yemen’s split education system is trapping students: Aden has suspended authentication of some certificates from Houthi-controlled areas, leaving futures abroad in limbo. Mawlid al-Nabawi Culture: Across Yemen, communities mark Prophet Muhammad’s birthday with mass gatherings and organized festivals, including major crowds in Sana’a and Al-Bayda that blend faith, social cohesion, and public life. Theatre & Memory: Yemen’s Ministry of Culture published Safwat al-Ghasham’s memoir, tracing a theatre journey from Yemen to Qatar and celebrating how stage work shapes identity. Regional Unity Talks: Scholars at Tehran’s International Islamic Unity Conference renewed calls for Muslim unity, while Yemen-linked voices tied unity to resisting dependence and colonialism. Mecca Pact Scrutiny: Reports question the long-term cohesion of the Pakistan-Saudi-Turkey “Mecca Agreement,” pointing to mismatched interests and threat perceptions.
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