AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism: St. Kitts closed its 2025–26 cruise season with more than 1.03 million passengers. Officials say the growth brings opportunities for local businesses but also pressure on transport, roads and attractions. A Port Zante non-solicitation zone is being tested ahead of new cruise operations in 2027. Waste & Recycling: Nevis is preparing to ship its fourth 40-foot container of recyclable plastics, this one bound for the Dominican Republic. Construction: Joshua Obadiah Williams Primary School is about 90% complete and expected to reopen in January 2027. Energy & Resilience: The government reports that about 75% of households now have round-the-clock water access, with geothermal development in Nevis and a solar-and-battery project in East Basseterre also advancing. New workboats will help tackle sargassum before it reaches shore. Agriculture: A retiring FAO Caribbean coordinator says black soldier fly production could help cut poultry-feed imports by 30% within five years by turning organic waste into animal feed. Nevis is also training staff to strengthen its response to African swine fever. Regional Tourism: St. Kitts and Nevis has been elected vice chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board, with priorities including stronger links between tourism, farmers, manufacturers and creatives.
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