AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInvestment and Technology: SKIPA Director Stanley Jacobs joined Caribbean investment officials in Tokyo for meetings with Japanese businesses and technology providers, aimed at building partnerships, attracting investment and opening technology-transfer opportunities. Education and Water: Plans for the 2027 budget include digital literacy and expanded technical training, alongside pipeline upgrades and stronger emergency water supplies; officials say about 70% of St. Kitts now has 24-hour water access. Cybersecurity: Police warn that AI voice-cloning scams can make callers sound familiar, urging residents to verify unexpected requests for money or sensitive details. A government cybersecurity workshop is also assessing readiness as the Federation prepares to introduce electronic identification. Digital Skills: A Caribbean technology conference planned for November in St. Kitts will focus on AI in education, learning technology, online safety and digital skills. Clean Energy: Government officials say work is advancing on geothermal development in Nevis and a solar-and-battery project in East Basseterre.
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