AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDeportation Talks: Antigua and Barbuda says it will not accept US deportees until funding and support arrangements are secured, with the government retaining a say over who can be transferred. Tourism Leadership: Tourism Minister Charles Fernandez has been elected chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization, while the country also won the Caribbean’s Leading Wedding Destination award for 2026. Resort Investment: Work is advancing on the $400-million-plus Nikki Beach development at Jolly Beach, with piling underway ahead of construction. Health Services: A renovated autopsy suite and morgue has opened, providing improved facilities for staff and a dedicated waiting area for families. Disability Support: Antigua and Barbuda will join a UNICEF-OECS study examining support for children with disabilities from early childhood through employment. Climate Resilience: The government is discussing joining a regional insurance facility to help protect utilities infrastructure from disasters.
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