AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDigital Transformation: Grenada appoints Ron Redhead as Minister for Digital Transformation, tasked with ICT infrastructure, digital government, data governance, cybersecurity, innovation and AI policy. Tourism & Health Security: Grenada launches CARPHA’s Regional Tourism and Health Programme to strengthen surveillance, early warning and coordinated response for tourism-linked public health events. Hurricane Readiness: Liberty Caribbean says it is ready for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, pointing to network resilience upgrades after Hurricane Melissa. Regional Diplomacy & Courts: The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court names Margaret Price Findlay as Chief Justice, while Saint Lucia wins a seat on the OAS women’s commission executive committee (with Grenada named among vice presidents). Local Governance Watch: Woodford residents’ groups renew concerns over planning law, environmental safeguards and consultation around industrial development, including claims about ignored stop orders. Finance & Accountability: The Grenada Development Bank issues a correction on misleading claims about its 2024 loss, citing software write-offs and loan-loss provisions. Regional Spotlight: Caribbean Week in New York opens with ministers and industry leaders, including Grenada, pushing airlift, connectivity and unified tourism strategy.
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