AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCulture & Exchange: The Halo Foundation donated $30,000 to the Confucius Institute of Antigua and Barbuda’s Chinese Bridge Summer School, funding a two-week China learning trip with language, lion dancing, tea ceremonies and more. Arts & Community: Three ABCAS students helped create a “Safe Haven Across the Sea” mural in Jersey as part of the Antigua–Jersey Art Exchange, with a second mural planned for later this year ahead of CHOGM 2026. Youth Carnival: St John’s Junior Carnival Parade is back on track after weather delays, with children filling the streets in the “Feel the Rhythm” theme. Skills for the Future: Tropical Shipping, PMAC and the Port Authority welcomed a second Maritime Apprenticeship cohort for six weeks of hands-on training across shipping, port operations and logistics. Health Watch: Free HPV screening is being expanded for women aged 30–65 at participating clinics, with appointments available via the ministry’s portal or hotline. Public Life: Moderate Saharan dust is expected to linger through Saturday, with advice for asthma and respiratory patients to limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
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