AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate & Agriculture: CariCOF warns a strong El Niño could worsen drought across the Caribbean from November to January, raising risks for Grenada’s farms, while heavy-rain and flood threats remain in parts of the region. Investment: Marwynn Holdings signed a non-binding MOU to assess a solar-powered AI data centre in Grenada, with a preliminary project estimate of about US$500 million; feasibility studies and investment commitments are still pending. Citizenship Investment: Grenada is among five Eastern Caribbean states facing a November 12 deadline to respond to the EU’s request to phase out citizenship-by-investment programmes by June 2028, putting a significant revenue stream under pressure. Marine Industry: Tyrell Bay Marina has resumed operations after a successful appeal, ending a six-month disruption for boat owners, though questions over the dispute remain unresolved. Food Security: Grenada has trained agriculture and port personnel in surveillance and sample collection to strengthen its response to African swine fever. Climate Resilience: A newly approved US$44 million regional project will support coastal adaptation in Grenada and four other countries, including community-led grants for climate-resilient agriculture and fisheries.
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