AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaritime Safety Legacy: A Times Caribbean feature revisits the 1970 Commission of Inquiry into the MV Christena sinking, detailing how the inquiry examined what caused the disaster, whether it could have been prevented, and what reforms were needed—an enduring reminder of the health and safety stakes for island communities relying on ferry travel. STEM & Youth Skills: The ECCB is set to launch a free 2026 STEM Camp (July 6 onward) for ages 14–18 across ECCU territories, including Anguilla, aiming to build practical tech and leadership skills as part of the bank’s digital transformation push. Regional Leadership: OECS leaders re-appointed Dr. Didacus Jules as Director General for a fourth term, citing progress on priorities like healthier communities and education reform. Refugee Support Funding: UNHCR opened an expression of interest for organisations to deliver protection, legal assistance, livelihoods, education, and durable solutions for refugees and other forcibly displaced people across the Eastern and Southern Caribbean, with a July 24, 2026 deadline. Wellness Tourism (Anguilla-linked): ÀNI Private Resorts announced the January 2027 opening of ÀNI Shoal Bay in Anguilla, a 15-suite private resort model built around a 1:1 staff-to-guest experience. Community Culture & Wellness: National Bank sponsored the 2026 Nevis Mango Festival (July 2–5), highlighting wellness and lifestyle experiences alongside food and local agriculture.
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