AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoInvestment Migration: Grenada’s citizenship-by-investment programme faces growing uncertainty, with the EU pressing five Eastern Caribbean countries to transition away from their schemes by June 2028 or risk visa-free access to Europe. Energy and Technology: Marwynn Holdings and Grenada National Resort signed a non-binding agreement to study a proposed solar-powered AI data centre, with a preliminary cost estimate of about US$500 million. Tourism: Grenada’s cruise season has begun, with 192 ship visits planned through May 2027, bringing potential business for local guides, restaurants, transport operators and artisans. Agriculture: A regional training exercise strengthened Grenada’s surveillance and response capacity for African swine fever, which threatens pig farmers, trade and food security. Climate Resilience: A US$44 million regional project will support coastal communities in Grenada and four other countries, including through locally led adaptation grants. Workforce Development: Grenada’s election debate spotlighted skills shortages, with leaders discussing expanded technical training and construction, marine and hospitality schools.
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