AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoYouth Enterprise: The Dreamy Group, Venom Academy and the Department of Sports launched a programme at Beach Allen Primary to teach girls floral design, balloon artistry and entrepreneurship. Education Construction: Joshua Obadiah Williams Primary in Molineux is about 90% complete and expected to reopen in January 2027, with smart boards planned for every classroom. Recycling: Nevis is preparing to ship its fourth container of baled plastics to the Dominican Republic, expanding efforts to cut landfill waste. Tourism Operations: Officials are testing a no-solicitation zone at Port Zante as the Federation prepares for cruise growth; the 2025–26 season brought more than one million cruise passengers to St. Kitts. Coastal Resilience: Two new workboats and trained local crews will help intercept sargassum offshore before it reaches beaches. Agriculture: Nevis’ veterinary team has strengthened farm surveillance and emergency readiness for African swine fever. Regional Tourism Leadership: St. Kitts and Nevis was elected vice chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board, with priorities including sustainable tourism and stronger links to local farmers, manufacturers and creatives.
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