AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEU Sanctions Watch: EU ambassadors are set to discuss a new package targeting Russia’s military industry, with plans likely to be finalized at foreign ministers’ talks in October. Caribbean Culture & Travel: Grenada’s Spicemas 2026 is credited with a 20% jump in visitor arrivals (11,299 vs 9,448 in 2025), driven especially by non-national tourists (+24%). Arts & Climate: The Toronto Biennial is expanding its reach with projects across Canada, Detroit, and Martinique, using art to tackle food insecurity and climate-linked sustainability. Film & Diaspora: The Conch Shell International Film Fest returns to New York (Oct 9–11) with Caribbean and diaspora stories under “Our Culture Lives in Our Stories,” including films from Martinique. Education & Sport: Carriacou and Petite Martinique students will compete in a new Primary Schools Sports Quiz Competition 2026, mixing sports knowledge with teamwork and leadership. Local Arts Spotlight: The Gund museum hosted a Frida Kahlo boléro performance by Chi and Zami, linking femininity, dance, and international artistic exchange.
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