Blue Economy Governance: Grenada’s Ministry of the Blue Economy and Marine Affairs has welcomed regional representatives for the launch of “Grenada’s National Framework for sustainable Ocean Governance,” a US$300,000 project aimed at protecting the ocean while supporting livelihoods, food security, exports and tourism. OECS Services Training: Antigua and Barbuda will host an OECS specialised services sector training programme (June 29–July 2, 2026) to boost trade officials’ and policymakers’ skills for stronger competitiveness and deeper regional economic integration. SME Finance Boost: The IFC has confirmed a US$15m investment in the CARICOM Resilience Fund debt sub-fund, targeting SME lending across 13 countries with a senior/mezzanine structure and a resilience-and-sustainability component. Public Transport Support: Grenada says it has invested over EC$1.7m (2025–2026) to support bus operators via fuel rebates and passenger relief, with further cost cuts approved through a 50% tyre and parts concession. Teacher Pay Fixes: The Ministry of Education responded to GUT concerns over salary delays, saying teachers remain on the payroll and outlining steps taken after a list of 17 affected educators was submitted. Citizenship by Investment Court Case: A High Court ruling is underway in a case involving a non-national granted citizenship under Grenada’s CBI programme, after a father’s application to include his daughter was refused. Agriculture & Trade Tensions: Grenada’s MNIB chairman says the state marketing board has stabilised finances after subsidy cuts and reorganisation, while a separate dispute over alleged illegal horse importation is framed as a political battle. Fisheries Leadership Loss: Compete Caribbean+ marks the passing of Dr. Shelly-Ann Cox, praising her role in advancing the Caribbean blue economy and the DigiFish initiative.