AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCost of Living, Energy: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says government measures have kept SVG’s electricity surcharge from climbing above 90¢/kWh, while calling on VINLEC to “bear some of the costs” and not rush disconnections. Energy Sector Debate: Former ministers Carlos James and Melissa Peters criticize the administration over geothermal planning and claim cabinet-level misunderstanding is driving the crisis. Tourism Push: SVG earned #22 in Travel And Tour World’s Top 30 beach destinations for 2026, highlighting its multi-island appeal; the SVG Tourism Authority also signed a CPL Patriots partnership to boost destination marketing, with a home match at Arnos Vale on 8 August. Air Connectivity: Delta Air Lines ends Atlanta–St. Vincent non-stop service after Sept. 5, 2026, raising concerns for tourism and visitor access. Blue Economy & Heritage: Fort Charlotte rehabilitation is set to restart under the World Bank UBEC project, with assurances the site’s historic integrity will be preserved. Sea Moss Industry: OECS and SVG concluded a sea moss training workshop to lift production to international food safety and business standards. Agriculture Tech: Taiwan’s smart IoT farming system is set to support young farmers with real-time monitoring and reporting. Medicinal Cannabis Trade: MCA rebranded its festival to Cannabiz SVG (Oct 29–31, 2026) to focus on partnerships, investment, and global trade. Sports & Community: Drone shows will open CPL matches at Arnos Vale; SVG sailors also posted progress at the CAC Games.
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