AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDeep-Sea Governance & Mining: ISA deep-sea dialogues brought science, economics and ocean rules into focus, with live participation from near Trinidad and Tobago as experts discussed how to manage the “Area” and its resources. Tobago Conservation Enforcement: DECRE says two men were arrested after wildlife officers found suspected poached sea turtle remains, eggs and meat at Lambeau Beach; sea turtles are protected and penalties can reach TT$100,000 and two years. Maritime Safety & Media Access: Guyana’s MV Barima Commission of Inquiry commissioners were sworn in, but local media were notably excluded and the ceremony was streamed via social channels, sparking transparency concerns. Local Business & Food Industry: Nestlé Trinidad’s exit from the local juice and milk market is prompting calls to keep dairy and related stakeholders focused on strengthening the local industry. Energy & Finance: JMMB’s DR arm placed US$11m into solar and wind via a Sustainable Energy Fund, while Cemex received regional recognition for road safety practices that cut accidents involving its operations. Transport Policy: Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo says hybrid vehicle duty relief remains in place after a mild-hybrid classification ruling.
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