AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAgriculture: Twenty-two Bahamian farmers received coconut seedlings under a new regeneration initiative, with 960 seedlings distributed in New Providence and further deliveries planned for Grand Bahama, Andros and Abaco. Energy: Excelerate Energy signed an 11-year LNG supply deal for a planned Grand Bahama hub, with deliveries of up to 16 trillion BTUs a year expected to start from Jamaica in early 2027; a Bahamas floating storage unit is planned for 2028, subject to approvals and construction. Tourism: Expanded airline schedules and cultural and sporting events are set to support winter travel, with the Ministry of Tourism highlighting opportunities to spread visitor spending beyond Nassau and Paradise Island. Skills and technology: Namibia is prepared to assess sending qualified teachers to help address shortages in maths, science and technical subjects. At a university address, Prime Minister Philip Davis also urged small nations to help set the rules of the digital economy and secure a fair share of the value created from their citizens’ data.
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