AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSchool Closures: Malaysia’s queen urged authorities to protect children’s health during haze-related closures while keeping learning on track, warning that children from low-income families may face added hardship and emotional strain. Education Partnerships: Malta and Luxembourg signed an agreement to expand cooperation, including teacher development, emerging technologies and inclusive education. Skills and Higher Education: Caribbean university dean Deon Edwards-Kerr called on institutions to design programmes around workplace skills and flexible learning pathways. Student Protests: Demonstrations over education conditions and costs have continued in France, while protests in Albania escalated into clashes near the education ministry. Access to School: Afghanistan’s ban on girls’ secondary education has entered its fifth year, despite the Taliban leader’s public call for continued learning. Talent Drain: More than 15,800 highly educated Pakistanis have gone abroad for work so far in 2026, including 1,457 teachers.
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