AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSudan Humanitarian Crisis: Pope Leo XIV used his Aug. 9 Angelus to spotlight El-Obeid, urging humanitarian corridors and an immediate ceasefire as siege-like conditions leave hundreds of thousands without basic supplies. Education Under Siege: The UN warned Sudan’s war is pushing more than 8 million school-age children out of education, with most schools in Darfur damaged or unusable and teachers unpaid. Diplomacy at the UN: Pakistan urged UN Security Council action to protect Sudan’s education facilities and called for parties to respect international humanitarian law while pushing for an end to the conflict. Local Life & Culture: Taz Waves released “The Electronic Sounds of Sudan,” tracing Sudanese heritage through classic keyboard sounds tied to street music and weddings, blending tradition with modern electronic production. Health Access in Khartoum: Qatar Charity launched a cochlear implant programme for children at Doha Hospital in Khartoum, restarting specialised hearing care after the war disrupted services. Women, Youth & Learning: Refugee and displaced students shared how DAFI scholarships help them keep studying and regain hope amid displacement.
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