AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBahamas Tourism & Community: Carnival Cruise Line brought back-to-school cheer to East Grand Bahama, handing out hundreds of backpacks, school supplies, and uniform vouchers at High Rock Government Park. Health & Social Impact: Colina Insurance backed the Bahamas Sickle Cell Association with a naming ceremony for the future Holistic Sickle Cell Centre, while BTC supported the Sister Sister Breast Cancer Support Group’s 26th Annual Prayer Breakfast. Infrastructure & Resilience: The Water and Sewerage Corporation says it will invest more than $200m to strengthen water and sanitation systems against hurricanes and flooding. Aviation & Costs: Bahamas aviation experts warn proposed overflight fee changes could hit charters and tourism across the archipelago. Governance & Oversight: Central Bank Governor John Rolle says the National Investment Fund board has never convened, raising questions about NIF operations. Local Economy & Jobs: East Grand Bahama MP Kwasi Thompson urges government to find a way to protect Bahama Rock jobs while addressing environmental concerns. Tourism Performance: The Bahamas posted its strongest January–July stopover results on record, with 1,314,639 visitors (+4.3%). International Spotlight: Ireland and The Bahamas marked historic ties through cultural, education and art events culminating in the opening of “Entangled Islands: Ireland & The Caribbean.” Global Business Headline: Keller Williams expands its EMEA footprint with a new Montenegro master franchise.
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