AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoInvestment: Marwynn Holdings has signed a non-binding agreement to study a solar-powered AI data centre in Grenada, with a preliminary cost estimate of up to US$500 million. The project still depends on feasibility studies and is not a firm investment commitment. Election Watch: A Commonwealth team is in Grenada ahead of the general election, meeting election officials, parties, media and civil society, and is set to observe polling. In a televised debate, party leaders clashed over healthcare, the economy, energy and other national issues. Citizenship by Investment: Grenada is among five Eastern Caribbean countries facing EU pressure to end investor-citizenship programmes by June 2028 or risk losing visa-free access to Europe. Agriculture: Training with regional partners has strengthened Grenada’s surveillance and response preparations for African swine fever, a threat to pig farmers and food security. Carriacou: Tyrell Bay Marina has resumed operations after an appeal ruling, following a six-month closure that left some boat owners unable to leave.
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