AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSTEM Push: Antigua and Barbuda’s first all-girls robotics team just received EC$30,000 to compete at the FIRST Global Challenge in South Korea, building a wildfire-themed robot for Oct. 7–10. Energy & Tech Partnership: China and Antigua & Barbuda renewed cooperation at a PRC anniversary reception, highlighting solar streetlights, residential energy storage, training programmes, and agricultural technical support. AI for Skills: A regional op-ed argues the Caribbean must prepare for AI-driven change now—especially protecting children, elections, and critical systems while building workforce readiness. Health Systems Upgrade: PAHO/WHO-backed support is helping Antigua strengthen laboratory quality and move toward ISO 15189:2022 accreditation readiness. Disaster Readiness: Two Antigua and Barbuda officers trained in China on forecasting, early warning systems, and clear public communication for climate hazards. Emergency Care Training: EMS Supervisor Akelia Carr and paramedic Mauli George head to EMS World 2026 in Orlando to bring back new emergency care practices and technologies. UN Tech & Policy: Antigua and Barbuda renewed calls for UN Security Council reform, including a dedicated SIDS seat, and backed a nominee for UN Secretary-General.
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