AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEU/CBI Pressure: Saint Lucia’s PM Philip J. Pierre says CARICOM did not discuss Citizenship by Investment after the European Commission warned Antigua and Barbuda to end CBI by June 2028 or lose Schengen visa-free access. Cost of Living Compact: CARICOM leaders, led by Mia Mottley, urged businesses to accept lower profit margins on essential goods to ease household pressure. CARICOM Summit Outcomes: The 51st CARICOM Heads meeting in St. Lucia focused on consumer protection, food security, and moving ahead on an affordable interregional ferry plan. ECCB Monetary Agenda: Reuben T. Meade will represent Montserrat at the ECCB Monetary Council as the Governor presents priorities under the “Big Push” agenda, including payments upgrades and trade logistics. Agriculture & Food Security: CARDI showcased research aimed at boosting yields of crops like sweet potato, cassava and dasheen, while Guyana pushes new rice export markets (including CARICOM). Skills & Jobs: NSDC is strengthening private-sector partnerships to make graduates job-ready. Local Business Spotlight: A new seamoss brand launches in the wellness market. St. Lucia Sports: Stern John resigned as head coach of the national men’s team.
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