AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDiabetes Tech: Spain’s Igluco Tech, with the University of Seville and Andalusian hospitals, unveiled GLUCUBE, a non-invasive type 2 glucose monitor that earned CE medical-device marking under EU rules. Health & Planning: A diaspora-led Montserrat private healthcare proposal targets US$6m for Phase One, aiming for mobile units, lab services, and rotating specialists, with a longer-term academic medical centre and medical tourism plan—though key financial and regulatory details are still not public. Tourism & Skills: Montserrat Tourism Authority certified 45 tour guides and taxi operators for the 2026 cruise season, covering guiding, safety, first aid, VHF radio use, and hands-on route practice. Caribbean Industry Expansion: DDL broke ground on a US$10m St Kitts and Nevis expansion to add bottling and position the site as a regional hub for Guyanese-made products. Procurement & Marine Work: A UK Overseas Territories tender backs a feasibility study on bioclimate vulnerability assessment for priority marine migratory species across the Caribbean and Pitcairn Islands. Food Relief: Queens Together partnered with Astoria’s Notable to deliver culturally tailored dinners for a Korean War veteran for at least six months.
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