AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDevelopment Finance: The Caribbean Development Bank and the World Bank wrapped up a joint portfolio review in Grenada, agreeing on follow-up actions to strengthen delivery across 11 active projects, including coastal protection, water supply, health, education, agriculture, renewable energy, and monitoring. Education: The Ministry of Education outlined the 2026–2027 school reopening plan, with staff prep running Aug. 24–28, orientations during that week, and classes starting Aug. 31 for the Michaelmas Term. Diplomacy & Energy: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell heads to Spain, then visits Qatar Aug. 13–19, with talks expected to cover Project Polaris funding, renewable energy and hydrocarbons, sports and education, and coordination in multilateral voting. Culture: Sen. Quinc Britton congratulated winners of the 2026 Traditional Mas Competition and urged bands to pass the tradition to young people. Football & Governance: The Grenada Football Association welcomed FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s move to withdraw the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal, saying it supports unity and good governance. Sports Talent: Warwick Parish Council awarded $5,000 bursaries each to athletes Harlem Bean-Fox and Arima Turner to pursue academic and sports careers abroad.
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