AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Service Hiring Crunch: Overseas Territories leaders say civil service recruitment is getting harder as populations age, people move abroad, and the private sector competes for talent; Bermuda plans a career expo next Thursday to make government roles more attractive, with Anguilla among the territories sharing the challenge. Tourism Marketing Push: The Anguilla Tourist Board launched its 2026 “Taste. Feel. Live.” summer campaign and a new Xcape App to drive year-round visitor engagement, spotlighting local food, culture, events, and authentic island experiences. Airlift and Connectivity: BermudAir is expanding winter flying in the region, adding direct service from Toronto to Turks & Caicos and continuing onward to Anguilla, while also signaling more aircraft and broader Caribbean routes. Marine Conservation Partnership: Montserrat has joined the UK Blue Belt Programme, committing to protect at least 20% of its maritime zone—building on Anguilla’s participation and strengthening fisheries and marine planning support. Regional Fisheries Governance: The CRFM ministerial council met by teleconference, electing a new chair and focusing on aquaculture growth, food security, climate resilience, and progress against illegal fishing. Environment Enforcement: Waste authorities are stepping up bin-site enforcement and warning illegal dumping can bring fines up to $1,000, aiming to cut overflow, pests, and cleanup costs. World Cup Coverage: Rush Sports operators say they’re preparing a Caribbean-wide broadcast experience for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including full match coverage across multiple territories such as Anguilla.
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