AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCHOGM Legacy: Antigua and Barbuda’s hosting of the Commonwealth summit drew US$500 million in new commitments and advanced investment projects worth US$52 billion, according to Commonwealth Secretary-General Shirley Botchwey. Local Business: The summit’s cultural village gave vendors a chance to showcase food, crafts and other products to international delegates, with tourism officials helping promote the businesses. Republic Debate: Buckingham Palace signalled it would respect Antigua and Barbuda’s choice if voters back becoming a republic. Prime Minister Gaston Browne supports the change, but says the public must decide. Climate Leadership: Health and Environment Minister Michael Joseph will lead CARICOM negotiations on climate finance and science at COP31, while Antigua and Barbuda’s Arry Simon is helping guide small-island priorities. Beach Access Dispute: Browne defended the Peace Beach works, saying required approvals were obtained, and accused activist Eli Fuller of applying double standards. Fuller is preparing to deliver a petition with nearly 4,000 signatures seeking better access to Jolly Harbour Beach.
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