AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism Push for August: Tourism Minister Dr. Kishore Shallow launched the “Go Grenadines” campaign, including a $100 “Go Grenadines Passport” voucher to boost domestic travel and bookings across the Grenadines during August. Tourism Leadership Shake-up: Shafia London was appointed CEO of the SVG Tourism Authority, starting July 1, after Shallow admitted she was the top candidate two years ago but the process was “circumvented” and another person was handpicked. Tourism Momentum: The Tourism Authority reported strong Q1 2026 results, with 196,513 visitors and double-digit stay-over growth, while London outlined a results-first, more targeted approach. Roads for Farmers: Agriculture Minister Israel Bruce said government is pushing to improve access roads for farmers, including seeking funding after a trip to California. Customs Capacity Building: WCO Project BOLT delivered training to strengthen customs enforcement and border security in SVG. Public Safety: Police reported three men convicted for dangerous driving and hit with six-month licence disqualifications. OECS Regional Politics: PM Godwin Friday is heading to the 78th OECS Authority meeting in Antigua as chairmanship rotates to Gaston Browne, with acting PM St. Clair Leacock covering duties. Health & Social Protection: Minister Gibson-Velox praised her ministry’s work protecting vulnerable citizens, while the Health Ministry launched a new blood donation engagement platform. Weather Alert: A flash-flood watch was upgraded to orange for SVG due to a tropical wave.
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