AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Connectivity: The US announced $340.3 million for Caribbean and Central American programmes, including $175.8 million for submarine cables to expand high-speed internet and make networks more resilient. Barbados was among 15 countries involved in the dialogue. Broadband Oversight: Barbados’ Fair Trading Commission is seeking details from Flow on planned broadband and bundle price rises of up to $10, including the contracts and customer notices behind them. Digital Trade: Export Barbados says AI, fintech and digital services could open new trade opportunities with Africa, even as the island works to overcome barriers to goods exports. Local Tech Sector: PBS Group acquired a 70 per cent stake in Barbados IT firm TSL, which will retain its name and local leadership. Business Digitalisation: A CDB-backed regional project will help small businesses in Barbados and four other countries adopt digital tools and improve resilience. Disaster Readiness: The UWI Seismic Research Centre’s director urged Caribbean communities to prepare for multiple hazards, including earthquakes, storms and flooding.
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