AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS-Iran Escalation: The US Central Command says it launched “self-defense” strikes on multiple targets in Iran for a second straight day, after Trump warned Tehran would “pay the price” over stalled talks; Iran’s military says it has targeted US bases across the Gulf and threatens any vessel trying to transit the Strait of Hormuz, which it claims is closed. Qatar Legal Capacity: Qatar’s Ministry of Justice, with Qatar University’s College of Law, launched a training programme on applying legal aid under civil law, supported by a QRDI grant, to strengthen practical legal support and awareness of the Legal Aid Committee. Innovation Pipeline: Qatar Science & Technology Park opened applications for Season 18 of “Stars of Science,” backing Arab innovators aged 18–35 with a venture-building programme in Qatar, with applications due June 26. World Cup Politics & Costs: FIFA president Gianni Infantino defended visa handling and ticket prices ahead of the tournament’s kick-off, while criticism continues over denied entry for a Somali referee and high-cost tickets. Qatar Water Security: A report highlights how desalination plants run by ACCIONA supply nearly half of Qatar’s consumed freshwater, underscoring water security as a core resilience priority.
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