AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoDigital Sovereignty: Innovation Minister Sebastian Bastian warned against “digital colonialism,” urging The Bahamas to keep audit access, data control, and the ability to switch providers as governments rely on foreign cloud and AI. Regional AI Skills: The government plans $3m from an IDB loan for AI literacy and advanced training so Bahamians can both use and build AI tools. Digital Partnerships: The Bahamas and Estonia signed a landmark digital cooperation MOU covering digital government, interoperability, digital identity, AI, cybersecurity, and citizen-centred services. Education & Tech Workforce: Deputy PM/Minister Chester Cooper is set to meet the Bahamas Educators Managerial Union to address promotions and a new industrial agreement, while a separate readiness tour highlighted special education capacity-building in Grand Bahama. Clean Transport: Aurelia is advancing a zero-emission ferry and cruise concept for inter-island travel, aiming to test green maritime tech in real operations. Power & Modernization: Vendors at Potters Cay Dock say they’re still waiting for promised electrification from BPL, despite infrastructure work underway. Climate Watch: NOAA forecasts a high chance of a historic El Niño, while July 2026 tied for hottest month on record. Marine Science: A zero-emission ferry push and a separate conservation effort highlight growing focus on cleaner tech and wildlife protection at sea.
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