AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoReparations Talks: Commonwealth leaders say the UK has agreed to structured talks on slavery’s historical harms. Caribbean advocates warn that debt relief and aid cannot replace reparations, while Britain continues to rule out direct payments. Women and Youth: A new Commonwealth First Spouses Platform launched in Antigua, targeting issues including youth mental health, gender-based violence, skills and disability inclusion. Island Connections: Antigua and Barbuda and Kenya signed a cooperation pact covering culture, education, science, sports and economic affairs. Royal Visit: King Charles and Queen Camilla departed after joining Independence celebrations and CHOGM. Charles expressed sorrow over slavery but stopped short of an apology. Regional Opportunity: A new report says Africa–Caribbean trade could reach US$1.65 billion a year by 2030, with tourism and creative industries among the growth areas.
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