AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRegional Tourism: Guyana’s tourism minister is urging Caribbean governments to coordinate across sectors and improve connectivity so tourism brings broader benefits to local communities. Innovation: Saint Lucian students are competing in South Korea’s FIRST Global robotics challenge, with Orbtronics mentoring the team for a third year. Economic Outlook: The World Bank projects 1.1% growth for Saint Lucia in 2026, after an estimated contraction last year, and says practical AI tools could help lift productivity. Fuel Costs: Government subsidies are keeping gasoline, diesel, kerosene and smaller cooking-gas cylinders at unchanged prices through October 25, though larger LPG cylinders have become more expensive. Food Security: Agriculture officials are calling for more local production, climate-resilient farming and stronger markets to help Saint Lucia feed itself. Energy: Geothermal exploration is advancing in Saltibus, Fond St Jacques and Belle Plaine; a new CDB programme will also support women-led clean-energy businesses, including in Saint Lucia. Business Services: Water truckers selling water must now obtain a licence from the utilities regulator.
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