AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Policy at Atlantis: Prime Minister Philip Davis and Innovation Minister Sebastian Bastian used the World Telecommunication/ICT Policy Forum (WTPF 2026) in Nassau to push for small-island control over data, landing rights, and fairer global tech deals—plus a focus on resilience and “connectivity that creates opportunity,” not just access. AI Skills for the Bahamas: Bastian said AI literacy must be built into education and teachers upskilled so Bahamians can become builders, not only consumers. Education & Work Disruption: Talks around industrial action in public schools stayed in the spotlight, with administrators returning after court action while unions signal further pressure. BAMSI Expansion: The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute opened 2026–27 with expanded residences, classrooms, and lab facilities to strengthen hands-on training for food security and marine capacity. Weather Tech Upgrade: The Bahamas Aviation Climate & Severe Weather Network reached a first—four C-band national weather radars operating simultaneously, including Mayaguana’s restart. Local Science Talent: BREEF and The Island School selected the 2026–2027 Bahamas Environmental Steward Scholars for research, internships, and marine stewardship training. Aviation Safety Update: Forensic DNA reports from the July 10 North Andros crash have arrived and are now under the Chief Forensic Pathologist for review and next steps.
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