AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLivelihoods & Labour: BVI candidate Dr Arlene Smith-Thompson says residents are struggling to afford life in the Territory. Pastor Claude Skelton-Cline has called for Belongership to be separated from immigration and labour controls, arguing that long-term workers should not face annual permit renewals. Agriculture: Thirty-four farmers completed a livestock deworming workshop, with officials stressing that animal health and record-keeping protect farm businesses and income. Investment: The U.S. Treasury approved all 18 USVI Opportunity Zone areas, clearing the way for tax-advantaged investment from 2027. Workforce & Travel: Paradise Group will contribute $100,000 annually to UVI maritime training, while the BVI will waive eVisa requirements from Nov. 15 for eligible holders of valid entry or work permits and their qualifying dependants.
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