AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBVI Constitutional Talks & Regional Support: Antigua and Barbuda reiterated its backing for the British Virgin Islands’ push for greater self-determination, with BVI Special Envoy Benito Wheatley updating delegates on upcoming constitutional negotiations with the UK. Marine Investment Milestone: Nanny Cay Resort & Marina says its $30M expansion is advancing fast, with the South Marina breakwater now halfway complete and a new 112-slip marina planned for larger catamarans and megayachts. Investor Confidence vs. COI Concerns: Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley told ZBVI Radio that investment confidence remains “extremely high” despite reputational worries tied to the 2022 Commission of Inquiry, pointing to continued tourism and marine projects. Affordable Housing Plan: The Premier also announced an affordable housing initiative coming in the next few weeks, aimed at improving pathways to home ownership via Crown Lands Partnerships and other solutions. BVI Financial Services Outreach: Government is moving toward a representative presence in Panama and is operationalising the Financial Services Directorate, alongside its “Business Done RIGHT” compliance push. Global Finance Watch: Nepal was kept on FATF’s “grey list,” with the watchdog citing remaining strategic gaps, including hawala controls and oversight of high-risk sectors. Cross-Border Enforcement: India’s ED provisionally attached assets worth about ₹1,023.85 crore in a Goa illegal iron ore mining case tied to the Salgaocar/AVS group, including properties in India and Singapore.
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