AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Finance: Antigua and Barbuda is working with the OECS to improve coordination, develop projects and attract funding for climate resilience. Prime Minister Gaston Browne is also pressing global leaders for stronger climate finance and clean-energy partnerships. Pelican Court: The 150-unit, China-funded development has been handed over, with a police outpost, management office and EC$50 monthly community charge approved. Some vacant apartments may be offered to new applicants, while officials promise strict rules against drugs and disruptive behaviour. CHOGM Preparations: Regional and foreign troops are supporting security preparations ahead of the November 1–4 summit. A CARICOM youth survey will also help shape regional policy proposals at discussions in Antigua on November 4. Tourism and Food Security: Taxi association members and volunteers removed 40 bags of waste from Ffryes beaches ahead of cruise season. The government also announced distribution of more than 30,000 seedlings and plans for two abattoirs. Antigua and Barbuda will host the Caribbean tourism conference SOTIC in 2027.
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