AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCaribbean security and climate pressure: Barbados PM Mia Mottley urged the region to stay a “zone of peace,” backing Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force while warning that insecurity is still blocking political progress and economic recovery. Regional justice training: St. Kitts and Nevis is among 10 Caribbean countries set to receive EU-backed training to strengthen safer custody, rehabilitation, and reintegration across correctional, probation, and parole services. Marine protection and pollution risk: St. Kitts and Nevis’ marine reputation got a boost as the island won 11 categories in the 2027 Scuba Diving Readers’ Choice Awards, including “Health of Marine Environment.” Sargassum response upgrade: The Federation is strengthening its sargassum readiness with two new DESMI workboats, delivered under a UNDP/Japan-funded project, with operator training included. Energy transition: Nevis is moving toward geothermal development with EU signals of technical support and potential financial backing. Wildlife policy setback: A South Atlantic whale sanctuary bid failed again at the IWC, with St. Kitts and Nevis among countries voting against. Food and inclusion at sea: World Food Day activities included a fishing excursion for persons with disabilities, linking marine ecosystems, sustainable fishing, and food security.
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