AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez arrived in Suriname for talks on agriculture, fisheries, hydrocarbons, connectivity, tourism, education and capacity building. Remembering Caribbean Lives: On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, a new piece highlights more than 100 Caribbean immigrants from across the region—including Barbados—who died that day and remain largely absent from the conversation. Education & Youth: Bim Got Talent’s “Up Next Youth Showcase” is building momentum with partners across Barbados, Canada and the US, including a New York team delivering 200+ backpacks for back-to-school. Union Watch: The Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) is pushing back against Alma Parris Academy being staffed via independent contractors, calling it unprecedented. Culture on the Move: Cross-border murals are transforming the Villa/Calliaqua stretch, blending Barbadian and St Vincent and the Grenadines identity. Tourism & Hospitality: Tamarind reopened as an Autograph Collection all-inclusive resort after a major redesign, adding new dining and refreshed rooms. Food & Farming Safety: Barbados is stepping up African Swine Fever surveillance and response planning to protect livestock and pork supply. Sport & Coaching: Cricket West Indies appointed New Zealand coach Bob Carter as batting consultant, starting with a tour across all six first-class territories. Communications Careers: St Vincent and the Grenadines retained Barbadian communications strategist Tedra Kirby as Chief Government Communications Executive. Arts Calendar: Guyana will host CARIFESTA XVI in October 2027 (Oct 8–17).
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