AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDiplomacy & Media: Kenton X. Chance has officially presented his letter of credence as SVG’s Ambassador to Taiwan, with President Lai Ching-te pointing to new cooperation in smart agriculture, medicine, infrastructure and ICT. Music Rights: ECCO will hold its 15th Annual General Meeting in St Lucia next month, with director elections including a Write/Director seat for St Vincent and the Grenadines. Tourism Training: Sandals St. Vincent launched a student hospitality etiquette and excellence program for about 80 students at Buccament, mixing hands-on service skills with a formal dinner practice. Theatre Spotlight: “Number Seven,” a Vincentian play by Kevin Roderiques, returns to the stage in SVG on May 30–31 before an Off-Broadway run in New York on Oct. 24. Vincymas Tension: Calypsonians say they’re still the only Vincymas stakeholders not guaranteed payment, pushing for clearer judging and results tabulation. Culture Abroad: Garifuna artist Ganigi will perform in Maryland on June 6, alongside the Habayan Uwarani Garifuna Cultural Club. Regional Arts & Sports: SVG also heads to the Caribbean Postal Union conference in the Bahamas, while local cricket and youth competitions keep the spotlight on grassroots talent.
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