AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRegional Tourism: OECS Director General Didacus Jules says Caribbean tourism still leaves too little visitor spending with local businesses and communities. He welcomed Antigua and Barbuda’s Charles Fernandez as the new chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Council of Ministers. Public Safety: Montserrat police joined officers from other British Overseas Territories in Bermuda for firearms-instructor training aimed at improving regional cooperation and mutual aid. Disaster Readiness: HMS Trent tested drones over Montserrat’s exclusion zone and at Rendezvous Beach, exploring how they could assess storm damage and deliver essential supplies in future emergencies. Caribbean Justice: A Jamaican delegation plans to petition King Charles to refer questions about slavery and reparatory justice to the Privy Council, while also seeking the return of cultural artefacts.
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