AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMaritime Security: India and Liberia launched an action-driven “Group of Friends on Safety and Security of Shipping and Seafarers” at UNGA, urging deterrence as attacks spread from the Gulf to the Red Sea and Black Sea—citing the Antigua and Barbuda-flagged MV Cape Dao attack off Oman that killed an Indian sailor. Renewable Energy Push: Antigua and Barbuda and Octopus Energy signed a partnership to explore cheaper, cleaner power via solar, battery storage, EVs and smart grid tech, including a possible virtual power plant. Water Infrastructure Upgrade: Japan handed over a second reverse osmosis unit at APUA’s Fryes Beach site, adding about 333,000 imperial gallons of daily capacity to boost water security. Port Security Measures: Cabinet ordered portable scanners and firearm-detection dogs for the port after recent gun violence, while noting the main container scanner remains out of service. Tourism/Industry Deal: Royal Caribbean’s planned $3B partnership with Sandals and Beaches (50% stake) signals a new push to scale all-inclusive travel across the Caribbean. Labour & Essential Services: The People’s Union alleges essential services rules are being used to block industrial action by pushing disputes to court instead of bargaining.
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