AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS Diplomatic Reshuffle: The Trump administration plans to close five U.S. overseas posts, including the U.S. embassy branch office in Douala and the U.S. consulate in St. George’s, Grenada, as part of a cost-cutting restructuring that shifts routine visa work to regional hubs. School Funding Rollout: Grenada’s Ministry of Education begins distributing QR code vouchers for the School Supplies and Uniform Assistance Programme, enabling cashless purchases at approved vendors. Citizenship-by-Investment Pressure: The EU warns five Caribbean CBI states—including Grenada—to phase out golden passport programmes by June 1, 2028 or risk losing Schengen visa-free access; Grenada meanwhile moves to tighten CBI oversight via a 2026 amendment bill. Energy Contract Fallout: Grenada terminates its oil and gas arrangements with Global Petroleum Group, citing long inactivity and unmet obligations. Health Service Continuity: Grenada’s Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic for St Andrew temporarily relocates from Grand Bras Health Centre to Sabb Resource and Wellness Centre during refurbishment. Blue Economy Training (Region): OECS and partners deliver sea moss industry capacity-building in St Vincent and the Grenadines, pushing quality and international standards. Fintech Spotlight (Region): Finovate Global Caribbean highlights digital banking and instant payments momentum across the region.
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