AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSaudi Education Reform: Saudi Arabia updates 22 subjects and adds 50 AI units to the new academic year curriculum, while launching a unified Education Portal and expanding university access. AI & Learning Pipeline: A five-day medical summer camp at Arabian Gulf University gives Bahrain, Saudi, and Kuwait secondary students hands-on lab and clinical training ahead of medicine studies. Energy & Trade Security: Pakistan’s Cnergyico is increasing US crude imports as Hormuz disruption exposes reliance on Gulf routes, with trade-finance support being considered. Aviation Connectivity: Riyadh Air starts direct flights to Pakistan, adding Islamabad and Lahore services with Boeing 787-9 operations. Water-Food Resilience: Saudi hydroponics expands as a “homegrown” answer to war-linked food import risks and extreme heat, growing vegetables indoors. Gulf Investment Outlook: A summit forecast says Gulf investment in water, circular economy, logistics and smart transport could rise from $13.15bn (2023) to $20.27bn by 2030. Regional Security: The US-Iran 60-day MoU window expires with both sides further apart, keeping Strait of Hormuz tensions and oil-price volatility in focus.
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