AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCreative Economy: Artists and government officials say SVG’s orange economy needs stronger systems, funding and distribution to turn local talent into sustainable careers. Agriculture: FAO and the government have handed SVGCC a greenhouse and hydroponic system for hands-on vocational training. Regional Security: Deputy Prime Minister St. Clair Leacock signed an RSS–UWI agreement to advance cooperation on financial crime, climate security and AI. Community Investment: The Caribbean Development Bank launched a US$4 million, four-year programme expected to benefit more than 700 Vincentians through infrastructure and education improvements. CHOGM Diplomacy: Prime Minister Godwin Friday met Rwandan President Paul Kagame to discuss economic and development cooperation; no agreements were announced. Commonwealth leaders also say the UK has agreed to begin structured dialogue with Caribbean nations on slavery’s legacy within a year. Human Rights: SVG told the UN it is taking steps to address child abuse and neglect during a review of its human rights record. Port Fees: Former Senator Shackell Bobb criticised a 50% overnight parking fee increase, saying Grenadines-based frontline workers could face monthly commuting costs of up to EC$1,000.
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