AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElection Economy: Grenada’s leaders debate on 28 October, ahead of the 5 November vote, will tackle the economy, cost of living, jobs and long-term development. The NNP has proposed income-tax cuts and removing VAT on some items. Tourism: Visitor spending is projected to top EC$1 billion for a second straight year, underscoring tourism’s economic weight. Citizenship Investment: Grenada’s Investment Migration Agency chief promoted the programme to prospective investors in Lagos, citing business opportunities and access to the US E-2 Treaty Investor visa. Antigua and Barbuda, meanwhile, is leaning toward suspending its programme by 12 November to protect visa-free access to Europe, adding uncertainty for the region’s CBI sector. Climate Finance: A US$20 million regional fund, shared equally by Grenada, Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda, is supporting community grants, public investment and local lending for climate adaptation.
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