AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYouth Enterprise: The 2026 budget has dropped PRYME, ending direct state grants of up to EC$40,000 for young entrepreneurs. The move raises questions about support for emerging businesses. MSME Support: Local firms have an extra week to register for a Caribbean digital-adoption programme offering help with digital skills, tools and access to markets. Customs: Unclaimed vehicles, including luxury cars and electric vehicles, are set for public auction in Kingstown on November 21 unless owners settle duties and fees. Tourism: The Caribbean Tourism Organization plans a stronger push for UK and European visitors in 2027 after a major showing at WTM London, while SVG joined Grenada and Saint Lucia in promoting a shared yachting itinerary. Election Petitions: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says he is confident as challengers argue his Canadian citizenship disqualifies him from Parliament; a parallel case targets Foreign Affairs Minister Dwight Bramble. Public Finances: SVG’s debt stands at 113% of GDP, with a government-led fiscal adjustment underway and debate growing over whether an IMF programme may be needed.
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