AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSeaweed Crisis: A new surge of sargassum is blanketing Caribbean and Gulf coastlines, with scientists warning it’s “not normal” and could hurt marine life and tourism as it rots onshore. Martinique Culture: Fort-de-France hosted the Reggae Therapy Festival (July 11–12), drawing 20,000+ fans and major acts including Julian Marley, Barrington Levy and Alborosie. Regional Business & Trade: CariCham (Caribbean Chambers of Commerce) elected Kiran Maharaj as its new chair, with Martinique Chamber head Vanessa Victorin as vice-chair, aiming to push trade facilitation and disaster risk reduction. Caribbean Climate Resilience: Lloyd’s study highlights insurance gaps in hurricane-exposed Caribbean states, leaving many farmers, fishers and tourism workers to rebuild without coverage. Grenada Energy & Recovery: Carriacou’s new solar plant in Limlair is commissioned after full UAE funding, while livestock recovery continues with hybrid sheep and goat pens arriving for food security. Tourism & Sports: Saint Lucia welcomed international teams for Rugby in Paradise Sevens, and Jamaica’s Nations League group includes Martinique. Maritime Safety: Antigua and Barbuda suspended the active search for missing fishermen after no new leads emerged.
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