AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEU Visa Pressure on CBI: The EU has warned five Eastern Caribbean states—including Grenada—that citizenship-by-investment must be phased out by 2028 or visa-free access to Europe could be suspended, putting a major revenue stream and future hotel financing at risk. Cost of Living Watch: Grenada’s latest petroleum price update keeps gasoline and diesel unchanged, but cuts kerosene and reduces LPG cylinder and bulk/lb prices. Healthcare Upgrade: A US$250 million, 250-bed climate-resilient teaching hospital under “Project Polaris” is slated for completion in 2029, with a planned partnership with Mount Sinai. Food Security Push: The EU-funded “Cultivating Futures” project names Bagatelle and Soufriere Primary schools as beneficiaries, aiming to strengthen regional food systems through youth and school-based action. Public Safety Concerns: Police are investigating a Sunday night shooting in Jean Anglais that left one man injured, while calls grow for a stronger police presence ahead of carnival. Regional Diplomacy: St Vincent and the Grenadines joined CARICOM humanitarian aid to Venezuela after the June earthquakes, with Grenada among the contributors.
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