AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism: Barbados is seeking a formal partnership with Kenya to attract more African visitors, building on its Nairobi regional office. Daily interCaribbean flights to Guyana’s Ogle airport are also strengthening regional links. Rehabilitation: Government plans a national strategy to improve offender rehabilitation and reintegration, aiming to build safer communities. Youth: Government has committed $800,000 to the Chapman Challenge, with Prime Minister Mia Mottley promising further support as it grows. Food and farming: The new Bajan Harvest Hub will connect farmers with hotels and restaurants, while the Food and Rum Festival puts local produce, fishers and culinary talent in the spotlight. Financial crime: A proposed virtual-asset law targets the use of cryptocurrency and other digital platforms to conceal criminal proceeds. Remembering CU455: Fifty years after the bombing of Cubana Flight 455, families and communities continue to mourn the 73 victims, including 11 Guyanese.
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