AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAviation & Tourism: JetBlue says its booking system no longer shows nonstop JFK–Antigua beyond Oct. 31, 2026, and the airline is set to fully withdraw Antigua service as it reallocates aircraft to expand Fort Lauderdale; Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority says it will keep pushing for connectivity via JetBlue’s hub network. Maritime Security: Antigua and Barbuda co-hosted a Global Maritime Security and Sanctions Enforcement Symposium in St. John’s (July 13–15) with the U.S. Department of State and ADOMS, bringing 26 countries together to strengthen sanctions enforcement and disrupt illicit shipping networks. Food & Agriculture: Government reclaimed 682 acres of idle agricultural land and will allocate it to 50 vetted farmers on a six-month probation, aiming to boost local food production and food security. Public Health & Compliance: Health Ministry warns against unauthorised construction in public cemeteries, saying any work without written approval will be halted and removed. Local Economy & Skills: All Saints West hosts a free career fair (July 19) with training and job pathway options across trades, construction, and professional fields. Culture & Industry: Cabinet reversed a plan to delay Carnival broadcasts by 24 hours, reaffirming live streaming of official events. Sailing & Events: Caribbean Sailing Association’s 2026 AGM and conference lands Oct. 2–4 at the Antigua Yacht Club.
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