AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOECS Digital Skills Push: The OECS Commission says applications for the 2026 OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship (Cohort II) open September 10 and close September 20, delivered by UWI Global Campus under the World Bank-backed CARDTP, with Anguilla included and training areas ranging from AI/ML and cybersecurity to cloud, data analytics, digital marketing, and e-learning. UKOT Diplomacy in Bermuda: Caribbean Overseas Territories leaders are meeting in Bermuda for an OT Caribbean Caucus ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council, with Anguilla’s Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge among those attending as discussions focus on economic resilience, climate preparedness, regional cooperation, health and social care, and financial services/trade. Public Pay Spotlight in Anguilla: Anguilla’s senior political compensation has been published, putting the Premier’s annual package at EC$386,478, with ministers at EC$322,065 and other parliamentary roles listed—raising fresh attention on how allowances and vehicle fuel rules work in practice. Responsible AI Governance: Parliament in Sint Maarten ratified a regional responsible AI outcome statement tied to an Anguilla workshop, committing to ethical governance, data privacy, and information integrity as AI expands. Caribbean Travel & Culture: Explora Journeys announced a 2026-27 Caribbean season across two ships with stops including Anguilla’s Little Bay, while Sunshine Awards set its 38th annual ceremony in Sint Maarten for Oct. 17 under the theme “Black Inventions.”
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