AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedical Education & Local Training: Saint James School of Medicine launches an international track letting students complete clinical rotations in St. Vincent and the Grenadines at Milton Cato Memorial Hospital and the Mental Health Rehabilitation Centre. Parliament Watch: Five bills are set for first reading in Thursday’s parliamentary session, including Financial Services Authority, Companies, and Legal Profession bills. Public Safety & Policing: RSVGPF is increasing street presence in Kingstown amid shooting concerns, while also exploring drones and cybercrime tools in a new policing blueprint. Bequia Fisheries Upgrade: EU-funded Bequia Fish Market rehabilitation is officially launched and grounded at EC$3.2 million to modernize infrastructure and strengthen fisheries services. Government Data & Planning: The Statistical Office is preparing the 2026 Survey of Living Conditions and Household Budgetary Survey, with enumerator training starting Aug. 31. Diaspora Services: SVG’s New York consulate moves to modernize passport services, with officials linking the effort to the country’s digital transformation push. Agriculture & Livestock Policy: Agriculture Minister Israel Bruce says live cattle exports to Grenada are effectively halted as the government prioritizes local supply and an abattoir plan. Regional Diplomacy: Taiwan and SVG are in talks on funding a national development bank and social projects, with nothing finalized yet.
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