AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoElection Petition: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says he is confident he will defeat challenges to his and Foreign Affairs Minister Dwight Bramble’s eligibility to sit in Parliament. The ULP petitioners argue their Canadian citizenship disqualifies them and want the election results in two constituencies overturned; closing arguments are underway. Education: The government is set to award 82 scholarships, including eight national awards and 55 bursaries, to students based on their 2026 CAPE and associate degree results. Public Finances: A debate over SVG’s debt burden continues, with a recent analysis warning debt could rise sharply without action; Friday’s government says it is pursuing a homegrown fiscal adjustment plan. Policing: Friday says the government will work with police leadership to retain trained and experienced officers. The force has welcomed 109 new recruits, while the PM has urged continued support for crime-fighting despite October recording no homicides. Climate Representation: SVG registered five delegates for COP31, while a separate report noted the country was absent from ministerial delegations.
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