AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOcean Pollution Cleanup: Bermuda’s Cash Trash Bash says it has collected more trash from oceans, beaches and coastlines this year than last, reaching 1,805.7 pounds (up from 1,638.1 last year) and aiming to top last year’s donations by month’s end, with volunteers asking for $1 per pound to support ocean-focused charities. Regional Climate & Preparedness Talks: Caribbean Overseas Territories leaders are gathering in Bermuda for the OT Caribbean Caucus (Sept 8–12), with discussions expected to cover climate preparedness, economic resilience, and regional cooperation ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council—Anguilla’s Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge is among those attending. Digital Governance & AI: St. Maarten’s Parliament is moving toward a more open, paperless system, with a Digital Transformation and AI Workgroup guiding efforts, alongside a push for stronger cybersecurity and public involvement. Parliament Independence: St. Maarten’s Parliament chair Sarah Wescot-Williams warns that adopted laws have “stranded” at government and calls for Parliament to set its own agenda, strengthen scrutiny, and improve financial oversight.
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