AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBlue Carbon: Prime Minister Philip Davis plans to unveil a programme at COP31 to turn The Bahamas’ seagrass into a source of climate finance through carbon credits. Productivity: A task force has proposed a permanent council, targeting 10,000 jobs and a 2.5% annual boost to GDP over five years, alongside better pay, access to credit and digital skills. Fiscal Oversight: Former MP Reece Chipman is questioning the government’s nearly $40 million surplus and calling for stronger independent scrutiny; Finance Minister Michael Halkitis says accountants are not being deliberately excluded. Energy Investment: An 11-year LNG supply agreement is set to support the planned Bahamas LNG hub. Aviation Fees: Bahamian and US aviation groups are challenging overflight and proposed weather-service charges, pressing for clearer justification and accountability.
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