AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth and Tourism: Anguilla student Amarni Webster won the CTO’s 2026 Regional Tourism Youth Congress, becoming the first Anguillian named Regional Junior Minister of Tourism in the contest’s 26-year history. Regional Tourism: Anguilla will host the CTO’s first Sports Tourism Summit, August 12–14, 2027. Tourism Minister Cardigan Connor says he hopes the event can also help launch a regional cancer foundation, linking sport with fundraising and Caribbean cooperation. EU Tax Listing: Anguilla remains on the EU’s tax blacklist. The Council recorded a new deficiency over gaps in its exchange-of-information framework and urged the territory to work with EU and international bodies to address them. Public Finances: Premier Cora Richardson Hodge said .ai domain fees brought in EC$217 million (US$80 million) in the first seven months of 2026—47.5% of government revenue to date and more than taxes from the productive sector.
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