AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCaribbean Overseas Territories diplomacy: Cayman will host the 2027 Caribbean Overseas Territories Leaders Caucus, a decision made at this year’s Bermuda meeting ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council in November. Leaders from Anguilla, Bermuda, BVI, Montserrat, Turks & Caicos and Cayman aligned on shared priorities including climate resilience, health and social care, financial services, trade, and lowering the cost of living. Anguilla in the regional push: Anguilla Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge joined Turks & Caicos Deputy Premier Jamell Robinson during the OT Caribbean Caucus visit to Bermuda’s House of Assembly, observing parliamentary proceedings as leaders coordinated on common concerns. Ocean pollution action: Bermuda’s “Cash Trash Bash” reports higher haul this year—1,805.7 pounds of trash collected from oceans, beaches and coastlines—continuing a nine-year effort to raise awareness and fund ocean-focused charities. Global finance meets public policy: The Global Government Finance Summit 2026 in Dublin drew finance ministry representatives including Anguilla, with sessions on public spending pressures, digital transformation, and AI in government.
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