AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRegional Agri-Logistics Push: Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says Jamaica’s Agricultural Linkages Exchange (ALEX) should expand into a Caribbean-wide platform to connect farmers and agro-processors with tourism buyers, including potential links from Grenada nutmeg growers to hotels across the region. Boardroom Change: Republic Financial Holdings Ltd (RFHL) says founding director Dawn Callender has retired from its board, effective Oct. 1, with RFHL noting she was the last original RFHL director to step down. Health Tech & Law Modernisation: PAHO and the Government of Grenada signed new cooperation agreements to strengthen health technology management, oxygen systems and hospital infrastructure, while supporting Grenada’s review and modernisation of public health legislation. Clean Energy Support for Women: The CDB launched a US$500,000 initiative via SheTrades Caribbean Hub to back women-led businesses developing clean energy solutions across the region, including Grenada, with technical assistance and funding over 2026–2028. Water Security Milestone: Carriacou and Petite Martinique received commissioned G-CREWS water assets at Princess Royal Hospital grounds, adding two 100,000-imperial-gallon storage tanks to boost resilience after the 2010 drought. Trade Facilitation Tech: St. Kitts and Nevis advanced plans for a National Electronic Single Window to streamline cross-border trade processes through a single digital submission system. Sports: Grenfin Swim Club retained its national championship title at the Lucozade Grenfin Invitational, securing the George A. Menezes Challenge Trophy for a fifth straight year.
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