AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLibraries & Memory: Lebanon’s libraries are being rebuilt as a cultural lifeline after war damage, with activists warning that books, archives, and historic sites are still at risk. Education Under Strain: With war disrupting schooling, Lebanon faces a new crisis as tens of thousands of children risk missing school, while schools are damaged or repurposed as shelters. Cultural Resistance Through Reading: Lebanese people are using books as “cultural resistance,” turning reading into a way to hold onto identity amid displacement. South Lebanon State Presence: Prime Minister Nawaf Salam visited Nabatieh to push for restoring state authority and reconstruction funding, highlighting the gap between political promises and on-the-ground recovery. Cultural Diplomacy & Film: “Ray: The Movie,” produced by a Lebanese-Myanmar couple, is tied to anti-coup activism and diaspora support, showing how Lebanese-linked storytelling travels. Food & Lifestyle: A Lebanese chef swap brings Eastern Mediterranean flavors to Petra in Dempsey, while Dubai brunch guides and Lebanese-flavor celebrations keep the lifestyle beat going.
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