AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoU.S. Diplomatic Shake-Up: The State Department says it will close five overseas posts approved by Congress, including St. George’s, Grenada, alongside Douala (Cameroon), Nagoya (Japan), Medan (Indonesia) and Winnipeg (Canada), as Washington trims its diplomatic footprint. Tourism Disruption: Delta Air Lines is “permanently” ending its nonstop Atlanta–St. Vincent route, with the last flight set for Sept. 5, 2026—an example of how Caribbean travel links can change fast. Local Accountability: Grenada’s auditor’s office has sent demand letters to 10 City of Grenada officials over unverified travel advances, with some amounts already repaid and others still outstanding. Education Support: Grenada’s School Supplies and Uniform Assistance Programme begins distributing QR code vouchers to approved parents and guardians, redeemable at listed vendors. Health & Youth: REACH launched a regional webinar series on adolescent health across Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Community Update: The Royal Grenada Police Force added parking areas for remaining National Stadium carnival shows.
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