AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCreative Economy Push: St. Kitts and Nevis’ Samal Duggins says the Caribbean is “leaving money on the table” by not fully monetising culture, pointing to the Orange Economy and the Creative Power Arts Convention (CPAC), now shifted to early 2027 due to scheduling. Tourism & Jobs: Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson calls the 2026 St. Kitts Music Festival a success, citing strong attendance and expected gains in arrivals and hotel occupancy. Big Infrastructure for Growth: St. Kitts broke ground on a new Port Zante cruise terminal aimed at cruise home-porting from Nov 2027, while Nevis started expansion work at Vance W. Amory International Airport (runway extension, new terminal and facilities) expected to take 18 months. Public Finance & Security: Government says it will introduce biometrics for economic citizens by next August, with passports to stop working if biometrics aren’t taken. Energy & Trust: SKELEC denies false social media claims about weekend disconnections and alleged employee injuries. Regional Business Calendar: AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum (ACTIF 2026) is deferred due to evolving public health concerns in parts of Africa. Regional Governance: Professor Rajendra Ramlogan urges the CCJ to examine the CARICOM SG reappointment dispute as leaders head to the 51st summit in St. Lucia.
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