AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism: OECS Director General Didacus Jules says too little visitor spending reaches local farmers, fishers, creatives and small businesses, urging the region to build stronger links between tourism and local suppliers. Energy Investment: Grenada is seeking consultants to update electricity-sector rules under a World Bank-funded project aimed at expanding renewable power and private-sector participation. Water Security: Caribbean ministers adopted the Grand Anse Declaration in Grenada, committing to stronger water infrastructure, climate resilience and wastewater management. Small Business: A Caribbean Development Bank-backed programme will help Grenadian and other regional small firms adopt digital tools and compete in wider markets. Citizenship Investment: Grenada scored 72 points in the 2026 CBI Index, placing third among 14 programmes; a High Court ruling also clarified that spouses of CBI citizens may qualify for citizenship under a separate constitutional route. Trade: CARICOM teams are assessing regional capacity to supply cement, paints, glass bottles and bitumen, findings that could shape future tariffs. Cost of Living: Grenada’s final two VAT-free days are set for October 30–31, part of a government initiative to ease household costs and support local business.
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