AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNew Government: Dickon Mitchell began his second term after the NDC won 14 of Grenada’s 15 seats. He has called for unity and accountability; his administration has pledged to modernise the economy and reduce youth unemployment. Trade and Investment: The United States says it wants to deepen cooperation with Grenada on energy, trade and investment, signalling areas for economic partnership. Citizenship by Investment: The Dutch government says it has no information that the EU set a November 12 deadline for Eastern Caribbean CBI programmes to close, though it remains concerned about the schemes. The uncertainty keeps pressure on a key source of investment and public revenue. Tourism: Grenada’s first Flower & Garden Festival runs November 8–15, promoting garden tours, workshops and food experiences as the island seeks to broaden visitor offerings.
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