AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOverseas Territories diplomacy: Anguilla Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge and Turks & Caicos Deputy Premier Jamell Robinson visited Bermuda’s House of Assembly during the 2026 OT Caribbean Caucus, observing parliamentary proceedings as leaders from across the British Overseas Territories met ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council. Parliament operations: Parliament President Sarah Wescot-Williams said staff shortages from turnover, retirement and maternity leave “stretched” the Parliament Secretariat thin during the 2025–2026 year, even as the legislature pushed regional cooperation. Digital skills push: The OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship Programme opens for applications on September 10 and runs to September 20, offering advanced training across areas like AI, cybersecurity, fintech, data analytics and digital marketing for Anguilla and other OECS members. Anguilla public pay transparency: Anguilla’s senior political compensation was published, with the Premier listed at EC$386,478 annually, alongside figures for ministers, the Speaker and the Opposition Leader. Tourism business update: Cap Juluca in Anguilla will reopen October 10 with new rum, a Guerlain spa treatment and a chef residency, as the resort marks its 40th anniversary. Regional AI governance: A responsible AI outcome statement—linked to an Anguilla-hosted workshop—was ratified in Sint Maarten, with calls for ethical governance and data privacy as AI expands.
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