AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRocky Point conditions: Tobago’s Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says the $500m Rocky Point hotel-and-resort only gets his support if four conditions are met—starting with the THA being actively involved so the socio-cultural and environmental landscape isn’t destroyed, as critics warn the scale could harm fragile reef and green space. Tourism beyond party politics: THA Tourism Secretary Zorisha Hackett argues Tobago’s tourism success depends on building plans so solid they survive government changes, with knowledge transfer from technocrats to public servants. Water stress, even with rains: WASA reports reduced production at North Oropouche and Quare plants due to critically low river levels, echoing wider Caribbean drought pressures. Virtual assets regulation: The TTSEC urges “discipline, credibility, and clarity” as Trinidad moves into implementation of the Virtual Assets and Virtual Asset Service Providers Act. Derelict vehicles crackdown: Port-of-Spain City Corporation issues litter orders to remove abandoned vehicles under the Litter Act.
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