AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoYouth & Inclusion: Antigua and Barbuda’s Janica Adams earned special recognition as Anguilla’s Amarni Webster won the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s youth congress. Antigua and Barbuda was also chosen for a regional study tracking support for children with disabilities from early childhood to employment. Tourism: The country was named the Caribbean’s Leading Wedding Destination for 2026, and Tourism Minister Charles “Max” Fernandez was elected chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization. Arts & Culture: The National Performing Arts Theatre logo competition prize has been raised to EC$5,000; entries are due October 15, with AI-generated designs prohibited. Antigua and Barbuda Art Week is also adding events, including Jam Bull and Art After Dark. Education: UWI Five Islands celebrated 144 graduates, with Olympic champion Thea LaFond-Gadson among those receiving an honorary doctorate.
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