AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOECS Digital Skills Push: Applications for the OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship Programme open September 10 and close September 20, 2026, with Anguilla among eligible territories. The World Bank-financed CARDTP programme, delivered by The UWI Global Campus, follows Cohort I’s 200+ certifications and offers training in areas like AI/ML, cybersecurity, cloud computing, data analytics, fintech/blockchain, UX/UI, web development and more. Tourism & Luxury Returns: Cap Juluca (Belmond) will reopen in Anguilla on October 10, 2026, launching its 40th-anniversary season with new rum programming, a “Caribbean first” Guerlain spa treatment, and a December chef residency by Gregory Gourdet. Regional Governance & Finance Talks: Caribbean Overseas Territories leaders are meeting in Bermuda for the OT Caribbean Caucus (Sept 8–12), ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council, with Anguilla Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge attending. Discussions include economic resilience, climate preparedness, regional cooperation, health and social care, and financial services/trade partnerships. Public Pay Spotlight: Anguilla’s senior political compensation is reported at EC$386,478 annually for the Premier, with other officeholder packages also published. Business Fraud Watch (US): A US federal case alleges a $13.3m investor fraud scheme tied to a tax startup, with proceeds reportedly used for a home, Tesla, and a Caribbean wedding on Anguilla.
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