AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAviation Update: The Dominican Republic-registered Beechcraft Baron HI-1145 that vanished mid-flight from Argyle (St. Vincent) to Tobago has been found, with both occupants rescued alive and no loss of life reported; Minister St. Clair Leacock says agencies know the aircraft’s location but details remain “very delicate.” Cruise Port Deal: Tourism Minister Kishore Shallow calls the proposed 30-year Global Ports Holdings (GPH) partnership for Kingstown a “no-brainer,” citing losses and the need for investment; the MoU also says Vincentians can hold 30% of shares in the concession company. Tourism Strategy: SVG is pursuing a dual-market plan—mainland for mass tourism and the Grenadines for high-end stays—while the Ministry expands its Kids’ Tourism Summer Camp across multiple communities. Regional Mobility Debate: An OECS free-movement discussion weighs the promise of easier travel and work against today’s economic and climate realities. Public Service & Resilience: Leacock urges adaptability for public servants and backs renewable energy, while a new GEF/UNEP project targets watershed restoration and land management in SVG. Safety at Carnival: Police Commissioner “Buju” Bailey warns against “6ixx and 7even” violence, promising a strong crackdown to keep Vincy Mas 2026 safe.
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