AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoYouth Sports & Banking Support: A two-week summer basketball camp kicked off at Nevis’ Grell Hull-Stevens Netball Complex, with coaching on core skills and National Bank support including branded water bottles for safe hydration. Anguilla Legal & Reputation: Lyndon Webster issued a full apology and retraction to Thomas Edison Kelly, withdrawing Facebook allegations he said were false and defamatory. Winter Tourism Access: Anguilla is set for a boost in winter arrivals as BermudAir’s AnguillAir expands—adding weekly Toronto service from Dec. 19 to May 1, plus more flights from Boston, Newark, Baltimore-Washington and Tampa/St. Petersburg. Regional Business & Trade: St. Maarten’s Chamber (COCI) drew 240+ to a pre-mission assembly aimed at helping firms expand into the U.S., with guidance on funding, trade rules and partnerships. Regional Policy & Revenue: CARICOM tax administrators meet in Guyana later this month to discuss “smart, data-driven and AI-enabled” tax administration. Marine Safety: A small craft advisory remains in effect for several islands, including Anguilla, warning of hazardous seas and strong winds. Sports Calendar: The A1 Culturama Invitational returns this weekend in Nevis, featuring regional track and field talent.
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