AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoVisa Clarity for Montserrat Caballero: The U.S. State Department says Montserrat Caballero Ramírez’s tourist visa was formally revoked on Jan. 14, 2026—not merely “retained” after a consular interview—raising the stakes for her and aligning her with other officials who’ve faced revocations. OECS Africa-Caribbean Push: The OECS Commission appointed Aisha Maina as Strategic Advisor for Africa-Caribbean cooperation, effective July 1, to help drive trade, investment, and cultural links. Regional Air Connectivity: Antigua and Barbuda’s PM Gaston Browne renewed calls for an OECS-owned regional airline, arguing current delays and service cuts are hurting travel across the sub-region. ECCB Money Update: The ECCB unveiled redesigned Eastern Caribbean banknotes replacing Queen Elizabeth II with national heroes, following public input. Montserrat Business Spotlight: PRIME Weekend ends with Montserrat’s first Business Awards & Gala, with awards spanning entrepreneurs and community impact. Scholarship Wins: Three Montserratians received Chevening Scholarships for 2026/27 to study in the UK and return with skills for local priorities. Travel Safety Note: A U.S. travel alert keeps Montserrat at Level 1, with reminders to stay alert for possible volcanic activity.
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