AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEU Visa Pressure on CBI: Brussels has warned Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia to end “golden passports” by 2028 or face loss of visa-free access to Europe—prime ministers say they’ll coordinate a united pitch to EU leaders in Brussels. Cost of Living—Fuel Update: Grenada’s Ministry of Finance set new retail petroleum prices effective 18 July: gasoline and diesel unchanged at $17.00; kerosene down to $12.64; LPG 100 lb and bulk/lb cylinders reduced. Energy Transition: The Caribbean Development Bank is backing Grenada’s battery energy storage system at Maurice Bishop International Airport to strengthen grid stability and cut reliance on imported fossil fuels. Agriculture & Food Security: CARDI launched its Agricultural Research and Innovation Symposium, while EU-funded “Cultivating Futures” will support Bagatelle and Soufriere Primary schools under a regional food security push. Grenada Investment Migration Admin: Grenada’s CBIC/IMA is seeking a framework and toolkit for assessing CBI approved project status—aimed at tightening how applications are evaluated. Public Procurement (CEGEB): World Bank-financed CEGEB procurement notices include office furniture, an electric vehicle, computers, and hospital server supply bids. Legal/Justice: Former AG Jimmy Bristol, KC won a major court ruling affecting the Court of Appeal appointment process.
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