AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRegional Child Policy: The OECS, with UNICEF support, has unveiled its Regional Child Policy and Strategic Plan 2026–2032 in St. Lucia, built on a “whole-of-the-child” approach and shaped by input from children, parents and stakeholders, with OECS DG Dr Didacus Jules stressing the real test is turning the plan into everyday improvements across health, education, justice, protection and social support. UK–OT Engagement: Anguilla’s Premier André Ebanks joined other Overseas Territories leaders for an introductory call with the UK’s new Overseas Territories Minister Uma Kumaran, with priorities including climate resilience, AI, economic growth and violence-against-women efforts. Air Connectivity & Tourism: Anguilla Air Services has been named Official Air Carrier Partner for St Kitts and Nevis’ Sugar Mas 55, aiming to boost regional participation and carnival tourism; separately, Virtuoso’s festive travel rankings place Anguilla at No. 3 for year-end luxury travel. Sports Pathways: Anguilla’s national teams get a boost as a UK-based football pathway project links players of Anguillian heritage to the island’s squads, while regional volleyball and youth football results keep Anguilla on the competitive map. Local Development Watch: Port Nimara has marked its official launch in Anguilla, advancing a waterfront plan featuring a superyacht marina, an Equinox resort, branded residences and a private yacht club.
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