AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBVI Water Policy: Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley says the Territory is developing a new water policy with assistance and subsidies for farmers, alongside plans to build reservoirs at the Paraquita Bay Agricultural Station, overseen by the RDA and hoped to be completed next year. OECS Child Protection: The OECS Commission, with UNICEF support, unveiled a regional child policy and strategic plan for 2026–2032 in St Lucia, using a “whole-of-the-child” approach meant to improve protection, fairness and support across health, education, justice and social services. Sports Eligibility Clarification: BVIAA President Steve Augustine reiterated that Commonwealth Games 200m gold medalist Adaejah T. Hodge can’t accept cash awards under the current prize structure because of NCAA compliance rules, despite past recognition practices. Fiduciary/Offshore Business Watch: Osiris Group says it has entered the Guernsey fiduciary market after securing licences, adding a Channel Islands base that complements its British Virgin Islands and Cayman operations. Local Governance & Compliance: A BVI-linked offshore conflict-of-interest story resurfaced in coverage of Iceland’s political fallout tied to a British Virgin Islands-registered company, underscoring how offshore structures can collide with disclosure rules. Business Updates: Orca Energy reported Q2 2026 interim filings, while Alpha Compute announced a binding term sheet for a Pennsylvania data center campus tied to power and gas rights.
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