AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoReparations Debate: Prime Minister Gaston Browne called UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch “misguided” over her opposition to slavery reparations, saying compensation remains necessary. Africa–Caribbean Trade: Ghana is proposing to extend the AfCFTA framework to Caribbean countries, with the aim of expanding trade, investment and job opportunities; the proposal was presented at the Commonwealth Business Forum in St John’s. Disability Services: Cabinet has approved steps to establish a disability council and tribunal, Minister Kiz Johnson said at a Commonwealth symposium. A UNICEF-supported study on children with disabilities is also expected to begin next month. CHOGM Outcomes: The summit closed with more than US$500 million in commitments and new initiatives on nature, health, youth and climate. Food Production: Three Antiguans are taking part in food-processing training in China, covering food safety, storage and ways to reduce agricultural waste. Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda’s ambassadors met to review foreign policy priorities following the country’s hosting of CHOGM.
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