AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Production: Antigua and Barbuda distributed a record 30,000 seedlings to small-scale and backyard farmers. Agriculture Minister Anthony Smith also cited plans for new abattoirs and the country’s roughly EC$150 million annual livestock-import bill. Citizenship Investment: Antigua and Barbuda ranked fourth among Caribbean citizenship-by-investment programmes in the 2026 CBI Index, behind St. Kitts and Nevis, Dominica and Grenada, as scrutiny of due diligence and transparency grows. Housing: After Pelican Court’s handover, the government expects some apartments to become available to new applicants as former Booby Alley residents opt not to return. Utilities and Construction: A new water main is serving High Street, while APUA works to finish connections and street reinstatement so road repairs can advance. Tourism: Antigua and Barbuda will host the Caribbean Water and Wastewater Conference in 2027, while Tourism Minister Charles Fernandez has been elected chair of the CTO’s Council of Ministers.
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