AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCARICOM governance showdown: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s challenge to the reappointment process for CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Carla Barnett will now be determined by the Caribbean Court of Justice, after heads of government agreed to seek an advisory opinion—while leaders maintain the current arrangements until the CCJ rules. Cost-of-living push: Mia Amor Mottley urged CARICOM and the private sector to form a compact to tackle rising food prices, pointing to Massy Stores Barbados profits as proof relief is possible. Climate finance pipeline: The Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator says the 2026 Climate Smart Summit identified US$17.6bn in climate investment opportunities, launching an 18-month push to turn proposals into projects. Future of work: Barbados business leaders are being urged to prepare for the “future of work,” with a forum at UWI Cave Hill’s Sagicor School of Business. Transport accessibility snag: The Alliance Owners of Public Transport questions delays in getting approval and funding to import disabled-friendly electric buses. Education leadership link: Guyana offered Barbados three seats in its National Educational Leadership Academy as the island explores a similar programme. Barbados real estate oversight: BEAVA warns that rising investment is being undermined by unlicensed operators, calling for tighter legislation and process. BESCO restructuring: Barbados Energy and Sugar Company will sever 10 employees after the 2026 sugar harvest as it aligns staffing with current commercial realities.
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