AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAgriculture: Officials warn the Mediterranean fruit fly could threaten crops and food security, urging travellers and importers not to bring in fresh produce. A separate programme will clear 102 acres for farmers, who must plant within 90 days; a one-million-gallon dam is also under construction in Bethesda. Fuel Supply: After station closures disrupted sales, Cabinet directed WIOC to pursue three new stations. The government says dealer margin increases are due before year-end, while the dispute over operating costs continues. Tourism: Antigua and Barbuda now chairs the Caribbean Tourism Organization, with Minister Charles Fernandez leading its council. Local junior minister Janica Adams earned special recognition at the regional youth congress. Regional Trade: CARICOM teams will assess whether the region can supply its own paints, cement, glass bottles and bitumen, informing future tariff decisions. Shipping: The Antigua and Barbuda-flagged tanker Acers was struck off Qatar, highlighting mounting risks to commercial shipping and energy supplies. City Renewal: High Street is set to lead a St. John’s redevelopment covering roads, drainage, utilities and public spaces.
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