AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTobago Carnival travel relief: Port Authority and Caribbean Airlines say more Bucco Reef and T&T Spirit sailings, plus extra CAL flights, are being added after revellers complained the initial inter-island schedule left gaps. Police accountability and tech limits: As Parliament debates the Special Operations Bill, TTPS body-cam capacity is under scrutiny, with claims of short battery life and questions about cameras bought but not in service. Energy and local industry: Government is engaging bpTT and NGC on advancing the Manakin/Cocuina cross-border gas project, while TOFCO marks completion of the Manatee platform jacket and piles for Shell. Regional fisheries resilience: A US$12.55m GEF/FAO-backed CC4FISH-II push launched across Caribbean states to help fisherfolk and coastal communities adapt through 2030. Business climate signal: Economist commentary suggests letting the State of Emergency lapse could improve investor confidence. Procurement pressure: OPR’s FY 2024/25 report flags big spending but persistent non-compliance and contract issues. Digital and logistics growth: IntellicoERP goes global from T&T, and ITC/DHL renew support for cross-border SME trade. Creative economy: Animae Caribe urges private-sector investment to build local animation IP and jobs.
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