AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBack-to-School Support: Project Aid Alliouagana wrapped up its 6th Back-to-School drive, sending 168 students home with backpacks of stationery and supplies, plus uniforms for 62 students, with over XCD$27,000 invested and local partners helping with shipping, hosting and logistics. Local Health: The Ministry of Health and Social Services has opened a public consultation to help name Montserrat’s new national hospital, running Aug 21 to Sept 3, with submissions judged on identity, everyday use, and long-term relevance. Culture & Radio: Franklyn “Algie” Greaves is launching “Strat Talk” on ZJB Radio Montserrat, a weekly Saturday programme focused on Montserrat’s culture, heritage and development in a non-political forum. Tourism & Connectivity: Montserrat Tourism Authority announced the 2026/27 cruise schedule, while Winair held talks with the island on strengthening Caribbean air connections. Sports (Youth Football): Montserrat’s U14s faced tough CFU Challenge Series results, including a 5–0 loss to The Bahamas and a 1–0 defeat to Guyana. Regional Policy: OECS, UNCTAD and ECLAC say a trade-in-services initiative is improving evidence-based policymaking across the Eastern Caribbean.
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