AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGlobal Voice: At the UN, Prime Minister Mia Mottley urged leaders to turn knowledge into action and reform institutions so small states have a stronger voice. Youth & Sport: The Barbados Football Association is bringing a 10-week football and life-skills programme to 25 schools, with local coaches receiving training through Concacaf’s Bigger Game Academy. Schools & Safety: Education Minister Chad Blackman reminded educators to protect students’ personal data, while using it responsibly to support learning. Island Memory: Barbados marked 50 years since the Cubana Flight 455 bombing with tributes at Paynes Bay; Senior Minister Kerrie Symmonds stressed the importance of teaching young people about the tragedy and reaffirmed Barbados’ solidarity with Cuba. Food & Culture: The Barbados Food and Rum Festival returns November 5–8. At The Crane, The Navigator’s Table will pair an open-fire beach barbecue with an eight-course rum dinner, while chef Javon Cummins is reimagining pudding and souse without losing the dish’s connection to Bajan memory.
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