AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIraq-Iran Aviation & Care Access: Iraq is seeking US exemptions to resume Iranian flights for medical treatment, education, religious travel and other civilian needs, after Washington warned Iraqi airports and service providers could face sanctions if they keep handling sanctioned Iranian airlines; Najaf says it has not been exempted yet and all Iran-bound flights were suspended again on Sept. 25. Public Health & Water Safety: Iraq marks World Rivers Day with fresh warnings that the Tigris and Euphrates are being overwhelmed by untreated sewage, industrial and medical waste, with officials threatening legal action and an environmental emergency if pollution isn’t curbed. Security & Civilian Impact: In Kirkuk, Iraqi forces killed two ISIS militants wearing suicide belts, while a civilian woman died after mortar rounds hit near suspected positions. Healthcare Leadership: US surgical oncologist Dr. Timothy J. Eberlein was installed as the 2026-27 American College of Surgeons president, highlighting continued momentum in cancer care and cross-specialty collaboration. Sanitation Upgrade: Iraq launched its first smart automated pneumatic waste collection system with Spanish backing, aiming to cut curbside dumping and improve urban environmental management.
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