AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTaiwan–Caribbean Trade: The Latin America and Caribbean Trade Office (LACTO) has opened in Taipei, expanding coverage to six Taiwan allies including Saint Lucia, with plans for trade, investment and tourism matchmaking. Child Protection: 20 young Child Rights Ambassadors have been appointed to give children a stronger voice in national decisions, with UNICEF support and school/community outreach. Economic Resilience: A new Caribbean study says resilience matters more than income alone; it ranks Saint Lucia among the region’s most vulnerable while highlighting stronger institutions as the key. Tourism & Youth: Tourism Minister praises industry workers as Sunrise Airways boosts regional travel, and Leon Hess student Tiffany Jn. Jaques becomes Junior Minister for Tourism. Sports & Community: CARIFTA 2027 is set for Guyana and 2028 for Barbados; meanwhile, Windward Islands School Games continue in St. Lucia with teams arriving for the July 25–Aug 1 event. Safety After Tragedy: Following the Anse Cochon marine collision, a veteran captain calls for stricter enforcement and better compliance with maritime safety rules. Culture: XUVO and Tribe of Twel dominated the 2026 Parade of the Bands, bringing Castries to life.
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