AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoConsular Assistance: The government says it is working to bring Shaquille King home from France after his passport was stolen, with the SVG High Commission arranging an emergency travel document and coordinating support. Tourism and Infrastructure: Kingstown’s urban renewal drive is set to accelerate this month alongside the tourism rebrand. Tourism Minister Kishore Shallow says the logo work cost less than $10,000, following public criticism. A digital border system is also planned under the Love SVG 100 projects initiative. Public Safety: Police say they are studying graffiti to map gang activity after the deadly Green Hill shooting. Cannabis Industry: The Agriculture Ministry is advancing plans for a cannabis testing lab after the Attorney General’s Office completed an initial review; Minister Israel Bruce says traditional growers should share in the industry’s growth. Investment: Global Ports Holding has signed a 30-year deal to operate and upgrade Kingstown’s cruise port, with operations expected to begin in early 2027. Regional Diplomacy: Prime Minister Godwin Friday is attending the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, where he is expected to pursue trade and investment opportunities for SVG.
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