AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWater & Utilities: ODYSSI water cuts hit Schœlcher and Fort-de-France (Oct 2–3), with restoration tied to reservoir levels and a gradual return possible. Sister-Island Resilience: Carriacou and Petite Martinique marked the commissioning of G-CREWS water assets at Princess Royal Hospital grounds, adding large storage tanks and rural healthcare water upgrades to strengthen climate resilience. Regional Air Connectivity: Caribbean Airlines announced the return of Trinidad–Caracas passenger service (from Oct 31, 2026) plus a new non-stop Toronto link and charter flights to Panama—aimed at boosting business travel and tourism. Tourism Leadership: Alexandre Ventadour named tourism commissioner for Martinique Tourism Authority, tasked with raising global visibility and deepening industry partnerships. Land Dispute (Petite Martinique): A court ruling backs Martin Clement in a boundary land fight with Hoyte Ollivierre, ordering the parties to meet and agree a financial settlement. Digital Infrastructure (Caribbean): EllaLink advanced its Caribbean Gateway initiative into development, targeting service by end-2029 with a Cayenne–Martinique/Guadeloupe trunk and western leg to Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire. Sports & Business Spotlight: Martinique hosts El Salvador in CONCACAF Nations League action, with both teams low in Group B—important for local momentum and fan engagement.
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