AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCruise Port Deal Sparks Debate: St. Vincent and the Grenadines has signed an MoU with Global Ports Holding for a 30-year Kingstown Cruise Port concession, with phased investment up to EC$250 million and a plan for Vincentians to own up to 30% of the operating company—while critics question transparency and details. Public Service Tensions: Opposition Leader Ralph Gonsalves condemned the abrupt dismissal of 28 public workers, alleging political discrimination and unfair treatment. Energy and Climate Push: PM Godwin Friday reaffirmed plans to expand renewable energy, as SVG secured a US$6.1 million GEF/UNEP-backed project to restore ecosystems and improve watershed management in the south corridor. Blue Economy Funding and Training: OECS is inviting Blue Economy MSMEs to virtual info sessions for Window 2 matching grants, while regional partners discussed competitiveness and business growth through Compete Caribbean. Tourism Media Partnership: CTO and TEMPO Networks announced a long-running partnership to boost Caribbean tourism storytelling through expanded digital and broadcast coverage. Sports and Youth: SVG’s Netball AGM is set for June 22 via Zoom, and a WKF Guardian Girls instructor training will be led locally after a Vincentian selection for the Mexico course.
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