AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoClimate Finance: At COP31 in Türkiye, Prime Minister Gaston Browne asked the Green Climate Fund for support to build resilient homes, protect eroding coastlines and strengthen the seaport and airport, while advancing renewable energy. He also met Venezuela’s acting president to discuss areas for closer cooperation. Cuba Vote: Browne said a U.S. warning about tourist-visa talks led Antigua and Barbuda to change its position on a UN resolution against the Cuba embargo, fuelling debate over diplomatic pressure on the country. Public Consultations: The government has opened discussions on proposed rental rules addressing rent increases, late fees and unpaid bills, as well as stronger protections for older people. Food Supply: Antigua’s first shipment under a new European produce arrangement has arrived; the supplier projects procurement savings of up to 40%, though retail prices have not been announced. Business Recovery: XPZ Supermarket is gradually reopening nearly seven weeks after a fire, its second major blaze in five years. Public Service: Permanent Secretary Rosa Greenaway was part of the winning team at a UN governance summit hackathon for a proposal to make government services easier to access.
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