AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSyrian arts & culture: Damascus-born, Montreal-based singer-songwriter Anour drops her debut album today, blending cinematic pop with dreamlike chamber-pop and already-viral tracks like “I Am” and “Love Should Feel Good.” Community sport & resilience: A new climbing gym in Damascus and the Jabalna project are helping Syrians—kids, teens, and adults—return to outdoor sport after years of war, turning a rope-and-harness day into a confidence reset. Faith & tradition: A new installment on Preservation of Dogma in the Church looks at how early councils protected doctrine by appealing to tradition. Arts, film & public life: DokuFest marks its 25th edition in Prizren with “Persistent Defiance,” pushing the idea that showing up—especially when it’s uncomfortable—counts. Regional arts economy: Lebanon’s creative talent says Gulf clients are pausing projects and cutting budgets as the regional war squeezes funding and opportunities. Syrian society & mental health: “Syrian Psycho” reflects on how war reshapes minds and how limited services leave many to explain distress through superstition.
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