AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTrade & Policy: Grenada’s Ministry of Tourism and Trade Development has appointed trade consultants to support a wider trade agenda, while the OECS wrapped up a UNCTAD/ECLAC push to close services-trade data gaps using TiSSTAT—aimed at helping member states plan better export strategies and strengthen services-led growth. Cost of Living Relief: Government published a preliminary list of businesses eligible for the first VAT-Free weekend (Aug 28–29), with appeals open until Aug 19 for firms not on the list. Energy & Household Costs: Grenada’s retail prices show no change for gasoline and diesel, but kerosene rises and LPG cylinder pricing increases for some sizes. Culture & Resilience: Carriacou Museum’s rebuilding is set to cost over EC$1 million, targeting a climate-resilient, tech-savvy facility. Diplomacy for Business: PM Dickon Mitchell says ties with Qatar are “very good,” with talks focused on education, healthcare, tourism, sports and private-sector cooperation. Local Industry Disruption: Tyrell Bay Marina renewed its request to access disputed land after a fence blocked boat launches, citing impacts on customers and workers.
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