AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCarriacou Tourism: The Grenada Tourism Authority wants the Carriacou Corn Festival to become a major visitor draw and boost the sister isle’s economy. Organizers are looking at better food supplies after crowds exceeded expectations. Investment: Marwynn Holdings and Grenada National Resort signed a non-binding agreement to explore a solar-powered AI data centre in Levera, with a preliminary estimated cost of about US$500 million. Feasibility studies are still needed. Election: A Commonwealth team is heading to Grenada ahead of next week’s general election, meeting election officials, parties and civil society. In a televised debate, party leaders clashed over healthcare, living costs, housing, energy and citizenship-by-investment. Agriculture: Grenada has strengthened surveillance and sample-collection skills to prepare for African swine fever, a threat to pig farmers and food security. Regional Water Security: Caribbean ministers signed the Grenada Declaration, committing to stronger cooperation and climate-resilient water management. Citizenship by Investment: The EU has set a June 2028 deadline for five Eastern Caribbean nations, including Grenada, to phase out investor-citizenship programmes or risk losing visa-free access to Europe.
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