AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCaribbean Travel & Tourism: LIAT Air launched a new twice-weekly, year-round route from Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe) to Montego Bay (Jamaica), with plans to ramp up to daily service as demand grows—boosting access for French Caribbean and European visitors and creating opportunities for local workers and suppliers. Music Spotlight: WPR Music’s Album of the Week spotlights the Catalyst Quartet’s “Uncovered” series, now turning to Joseph Bologne, the Chevalier de Saint-Georges—born in Guadeloupe—linking his fencing legend and musical legacy to a newly released set of complete string quartets. Regional Culture: Dominica’s 26th World Creole Music Festival is set to run Oct. 23–25, with Guadeloupe acts including Les Aiglon and Jean Mac Ferdinand, alongside major Caribbean names. Regional Security: OECS and Martinique hosted the Antilles Regional Security Conference (July 1–3), where Roosevelt Skerrit urged a broader, coordinated approach to security covering climate resilience, cybersecurity, food/energy security, and maritime protection. Sports & Science Crossover: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha became the namesake of a newly discovered Caribbean sea slug, Aldisa vozinhai, with the species discovered near Cuba and Guadeloupe. Arts & Community: Nuits D’Afrique in Montreal marks its 40th anniversary, featuring pan-African music and a Timbuktu market—plus a return for Admiral T from Guadeloupe.
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