AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoInvestment Migration: Grenada is among five Eastern Caribbean states facing EU pressure to commit by Nov. 12 to suspending citizenship-by-investment programmes, with a proposed phase-out by June 2028. CBI income supports public finances and local demand, making the transition a significant economic challenge. New Investment: Marwynn Holdings has signed a non-binding agreement with the Grenada National Resort to assess a proposed solar-powered AI data centre campus, with investment of up to US$500 million. Tourism: Grenada’s 2026–27 cruise season is underway, with 192 ship visits planned. The Carriacou Corn Festival also brought a boost to sister-isle businesses, filling local accommodation and drawing visitors to restaurants and attractions. Skills and Jobs: Grenada’s party leaders debated labour shortages and vocational training, including proposals for construction, marine and hospitality skills programmes to better match local workers with employers’ needs.
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