AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRegional Culture & Security: St. Kitts and Nevis’ Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force National Intervention Team Drum Corps is in Anguilla for its first international residential camp, ending with a spot in Anguilla’s Grand Parade—RSCNPF calls it a milestone for young drummers going regional. Festival Spotlight: St. Kitts’ reigning Senior Calypso Monarch King Drewzy represents the federation at the Leeward Islands Calypso Competition during ASF 52 at Landsome Bowl Cultural Centre. Sports Governance: The High Court of Antigua and Barbuda lifted an injunction blocking the Leeward Islands Cricket Board’s AGM and elections, clearing the way for LICB to proceed, while ordering an inquiry into alleged damages and costs. Tourism & Youth: Anguilla’s tourism director Jameel Rochester urges young people into hospitality leadership and pushes Caribbean destinations to collaborate, not compete, arguing the real rivals are outside the region. AI Policy (Regional): Anguilla hosted a Caribbean AI workshop for parliamentarians, feeding into broader UNESCO-backed ethics and governance efforts across the Caribbean. Immigration Reminder: Authorities reiterated for ASF 2026 travelers that a local residence permit isn’t a passport, and visa rules may apply. Land & Conservation: Dog Island (about 510 acres) is listed for $222 million, with its Important Bird Area status and conservation work highlighted.
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