AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Crisis: Works Minister Kye Rymer says fixing the BVI’s ageing water network depends on funding from the Finance Ministry, while Premier Natalio Wheatley points to money already allocated and planned. Constitutional Reform: The BVI has revised its constitutional proposals following objections from the UK. Airport Expansion: Two companies have bid for the first phase of the territory’s airport expansion. Government Offices: Junior Minister Lorna Smith rejected a proposal to turn the Ralph T. O’Neal Administration Complex into a mall and hotel, saying ministries should return to the building. Tourism: The BVI placed 10th in Condé Nast Traveller’s 2026 Caribbean and Atlantic island rankings. Airport Safety: Emergency simulation exercises are scheduled at Virgin Gorda and Anegada airports through November 17. Regional Tourism: The BVI will represent British overseas territories on the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board.
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