AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEconomic Diversification: Economist Vanus James says weak policymaking—not just energy-sector dominance—has held back diversification in Trinidad and Tobago, a challenge shared in the Caribbean, including Grenada. Maritime Skills: Grenadian Ian Noel has earned a master’s in maritime energy management, adding expertise relevant to port operations and the country’s blue economy. Regional Outlook: The IMF says tourism and commodity prices are supporting Caribbean growth, but high public debt and subdued longer-term prospects remain concerns; Grenada’s inflation is forecast at 1.7% in 2026. Water Security: Caribbean ministers adopted the Grand Anse Water Declaration in Grenada, pledging action on water infrastructure, wastewater and climate resilience. Regional Industry: CARICOM teams are assessing whether the region can meet demand for cement, paints, glass bottles and bitumen—findings that could shape tariffs and regional supply. Renewable Energy: Grenada is seeking consultants to update electricity regulations, with the World Bank-backed project aiming to expand renewable generation and private-sector participation.
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