AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Health Survey: Montserrat’s Ministry of Health and Social Services, with the Ministry of Education and PAHO, will run the WHO Global School Health Survey among students at Montserrat Secondary School in October, updating the island’s 2008 baseline on health, behaviours and wellbeing and urging parents to support participation. Cost of Living Guidance: Premier Reuben Meade says the government’s relief capacity is limited and is urging residents to “belt-tighten” in practical ways as global shocks push up prices for imports like food, vehicles and building materials. Banking Leadership Questions: Bank of Montserrat is advertising replacements for three senior managers appointed in 2025, including the General Manager role as Josephine George leaves, raising concerns about leadership continuity at the island’s only indigenous commercial bank. Regional Trade Support: OECS is delivering EU-funded training for services-sector trade policy and negotiation skills across Protocol Member States, with a final session planned virtually for Montserrat. Education & Quality Assurance: Separate from Montserrat, Ghana’s GTEC has published a list of 110 unrecognised institutions due to quality assurance concerns, advising the public to exercise due diligence.
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