AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCarnival 2026 Safety Push: Police are rolling out comprehensive security for the festival (July 25–Aug 4), with extra patrols, random stop-and-search, and zero tolerance for weapons—plus reminders on cash/jewellery, ATM caution, and keeping kids and elderly within sight. CHOGM 2026 Prep: PM Gaston Browne and FM E.P. Chet Greene will launch the CHOGM 2026 accreditation process, including a new accreditation portal, as Antigua and Barbuda gears up to host Commonwealth leaders in November. US Transfer Talks at Parliament: Browne says the US MOU isn’t legally binding and Antigua would rather keep visa restrictions than accept third-country nationals with serious criminal records; lawmakers also debate the “framework” for negotiations. Regional Education Win: The VI topped the OECS PEARL Grade 2 reading and math assessments, with Antigua and Barbuda among the participating islands. Youth & Community Spotlight: The Ricardo Barriteau Drue Foundation hosted a girls’ mentorship workshop on self-worth and life challenges. Culture & Travel: Air Canada Vacations adds guided Guatemala tours (Oct 2026–May 2027), and LIAT launches a new nonstop link between Guadeloupe and Montego Bay. Honours & Service: ABSA and the Royal Police Force marked major recognition for community and policing leaders, including OBE and King’s Police Medal awards.
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