AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCaribbean Connectivity Push: The U.S. State Department unveiled a major submarine cable initiative for the Caribbean and Central America, urging governments to use “trusted” providers and offering legal/technical help—while Cuba is left out. Regional Environment Pressure: Jamaica is dealing with a surge of foreign plastic waste along its eastern coastline, including debris labeled from multiple islands (including Martinique), raising calls for cross-border cooperation beyond local bans. Local Infrastructure & Energy: Grenada’s PM says the government has ended a contract with a Russian firm (Global Petroleum Group) over offshore oil-and-gas exploration failures, including missed reporting and unmet work commitments. Sustainable Land in Martinique: Petite Martinique’s sustainable land and soil management project is moving forward with UNEP support and GEF funding, targeting land restoration, drought resilience, and capacity-building for 400 beneficiaries. Air Links for the Region: Air France plans a new nonstop Pointe-à-Pitre–Panama City route starting Dec. 11, 2026, with connections designed to feed travel demand from Fort-de-France. Business & Travel Offer: MSC is promoting new fly-cruise Caribbean packages for Brazilian travelers, pairing flights and transfers with cruises from La Romana. Community & Culture: A Martinican artist (JKing) completed a three-week residency in Dominica focused on climate resilience, biodiversity, and cultural exchange, producing murals and school workshops. Health Support: The Calvin Ayre Foundation and Medical Benefits Scheme backed urgent medical travel for a patient from Antigua to CHU de Martinique for specialized cardiac care.
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