AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCBI Deadline Pressure: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says the EU’s June 1, 2028 end-date for Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment is too short, warning the loss of CBI inflows is an “existential threat” and calling for a five-year transition plus regional backing. Cruise Growth Push: Dominica’s Tourism Minister Denise Charles-Pemberton reaffirmed Roseau Cruise Village and Waterfront extension as a national priority, citing ongoing negotiations and arguing cruise and stay-over tourism can both expand. Tax Systems & Revenue: CARICOM SG Dr. Carla Barnett urged smarter, data-driven tax administrations at COTA, as the region leans more on home-grown financing. Local Revenue Enforcement: Roseau City Council will publish a list of property tax and municipal fee defaulters as part of an operations review, urging residents and businesses to settle or sign payment plans. Regional Health for Tourism: CARPHA and the OECS renewed a partnership to strengthen travellers’ health across OECS states through 2030. Business Networking: DAIC held a “Networking & Nibbles” event to reconnect members and support business growth. Court Update: Two Americans, Jonathan Lehrer and Robert Snider Jr, were found guilty in Dominica of murdering Canadian entrepreneur Daniel Langlois and his partner Dominique Marchand.
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