AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCHOGM 2026 Spotlight: Buckingham Palace says King Charles III and Queen Camilla will tour the Caribbean from Oct. 27 to Nov. 4, with Antigua and Barbuda hosting the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting from Nov. 1–4; the King will also visit the Bahamas and Guyana, boosting local CHOGM preparations. Creative Economy Push: Cabinet backed a White Paper and roadmap to grow Antigua and Barbuda’s music, film, festivals and other creative industries, aiming for more jobs, investment and stronger links to tourism. Border Security Upgrade: Government approved moving ahead with a Passenger Name Record system via CARICOM IMPACS to strengthen border management and national security, including training and data protection for a new Passenger Information Unit. Airport Emergency Readiness: Cabinet welcomed emergency and security upgrades at V.C. Bird International Airport, stressing training, maintenance support and parts access for specialised equipment. Water + Food Plan: The Ministry of Water is expanding multi-hazard early warning systems, while Cabinet also moved to expand water access to support intensified local food production. CPL Local Buzz: Falcons climbed in the CPL standings after a 30-run win over Barbados Tridents, while the wider league picture keeps Antigua and Barbuda in the playoff mix. Community Support via Sport: Flow’s “Every Six Gives Back” initiative will fund local causes in Antigua and Barbuda, including Sunshine Home for Girls and St. John’s Hospice. Dispute Resolution Option: Carib Resolve Dispute Resolution Centre launched as a new alternative to court for resolving disputes outside the traditional courtroom.
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