AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCruise & Local Economy: Antigua Cruise Port’s new upland shopping complex is on track for a November opening, with officials touring the waterfront development that will add retail, restaurants, a day club and a pool—aimed at boosting cruise spending and creating more business for locals. Education & Politics: UPP senator Jonathan Wehner is condemning UWI Five Islands’ LLB classes being held at the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party headquarters, arguing students’ education shouldn’t be tied to any political party. Sports & Youth: ABFA named a 33-member training squad for the inaugural FIFA Under-15 tournament in Azerbaijan (Oct 22–31), with weekly sessions at the ABFA Technical Centre. Health & Career Pathways: Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre marked the end of its 2025–2026 medical internship programme, moving new doctors closer to full registration. Digital Resilience: Government launched a dedicated cyber incident response team (AB govCIRT) to strengthen national readiness and protection of digital systems. Culture & Community: Residents welcomed Antigua and Barbuda’s National Day of Prayer, saying it’s urgently needed amid crime and natural-disaster concerns.
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