AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDevelopment Watch: The Caribbean Development Bank and the World Bank have wrapped a joint portfolio review of 11 active Grenada projects, agreeing follow-up actions to strengthen delivery across coastal protection, water supply, health, education, agriculture, renewable energy and monitoring. Education & Community: The Ministry of Education says the 2026–2027 school year starts with staff prep Aug. 24–28, orientations during that week, and classes resuming Aug. 31. Energy & Policy: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell heads to Spain and then Qatar (Aug. 13–19) for talks on Project Polaris, renewable energy and hydrocarbons, sports and education, and multilateral coordination. Culture & Sports: Sen. Quinc Britton congratulates winners of Grenada’s 2026 Traditional Mas, while the Grenada Football Association backs FIFA President Gianni Infantino after he withdrew the FIFA Forward Enterprise plan. Tourism Concern: A report from Carriacou says a civil dispute at Tyrell Bay Marina has left visiting yachts trapped on land, raising worries for local marine trade and regional tourism.
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