AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoInvestment: Marwynn Holdings has signed a non-binding agreement to study a solar-powered AI data centre in Grenada, with a preliminary cost estimate of about US$500 million. The project still needs feasibility studies, and its size and investment are not settled. Citizenship Revenue: The EU is pressing Grenada and four other Eastern Caribbean states to end citizenship-by-investment programmes by June 2028 or risk visa-free access to Europe. A consultancy says US-based clients made up 15% of its Grenada consultations this year; the figures are not total industry applications. Tourism: Carriacou’s Corn Festival filled local accommodation and brought spending to businesses, while the Tourism Authority sees room to grow the event as a visitor draw. Tyrell Bay Marina has also resumed operations after an appeal ruling, restoring activity at a key marine facility. Climate Finance: A US$44 million regional climate fund project will support coastal resilience in Grenada and four other Caribbean countries. Skills: Grenada’s election debate put labour shortages and vocational training in focus, with leaders discussing technical education and training for construction, marine and hospitality jobs.
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