AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCost-of-Living Relief: Grenada announced an EC$18m Cost of Living Assistance Programme to tackle imported food and energy inflation, targeting 38,000+ households while keeping fuel price caps through Dec 2026 and removing VAT on electricity (Aug–Dec 2026). VAT-Free Shopping Days: The relief package also includes VAT-free shopping days for items under EC$18m in total support, part of a broader push to ease household bills. ECCB Money & Currency: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank unveiled redesigned EC banknotes honoring regional heroes and national icons, moving away from Queen Elizabeth II imagery. Grenada in IUU Fishing Row: China hit back at U.S. NOAA IUU fishing claims, again naming Grenada among listed countries, escalating a trade-and-fishing dispute with marine and certification implications. Trade & Investment Links: OECS and Morocco held Economic Promotion Week talks, with Grenada’s investment agency and chamber among participants exploring new trade and investment cooperation. Solar for Grenada: IRENA expanded its SolarCity Simulator to three Grenada areas, offering a free tool for households, businesses and investors to model rooftop solar potential and returns. Regional Skills Push: CARICOM’s digitalisation of TVET delivery wrapped up with pilot countries integrating solutions into local platforms, aiming for a more resilient, country-owned training system.
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