AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth & Education: Montserrat’s Ministry of Health and Social Services, with the Ministry of Education and PAHO, will run the WHO Global School Health Survey among Secondary School students in October, updating the 2008 snapshot to guide mental health and youth wellbeing planning. Cost of Living: Premier Reuben Meade says relief is limited and urges residents to “belt-tighten” pragmatically as import-dependent prices keep rising, with Montserrat still recovering from the Soufrière Hills disruption. Trade & Services Skills: The OECS Commission, backed by the EU RIGHT Programme, is building trade-in-services negotiating capacity across OECS member states, with Montserrat set for a virtual training session in September 2026. Education Oversight: Separate from Montserrat, Ghana’s GTEC published a list of 110 unrecognised institutions (as of end-September 2026) warning the public to check certificates carefully. Tourism & Culture: A spooky-season “dark tourism” roundup spotlights Montserrat as a destination tied to the 1995 volcanic eruption.
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