AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Resilience Policy: Innovation Minister Sebastian Bastian told UN talks that small states must be included from the start in global AI and disaster-resilience efforts, arguing the real test is whether tools like forecasting, satellite imagery, risk mapping and early warning can be accessed and sustained locally. Education & Staffing: Acting Education Minister Chester Cooper says the Bahamas Union of Teachers deal is at the finish line, while another 100 teachers are expected to join soon as the ministry works through a wider staffing shortage. Maritime Cybersecurity: The Bahamas is strengthening port cyber resilience with a three-day workshop and tabletop exercise, treating port security as national security as maritime systems grow more digital. Ocean Energy Research: Global OTEC has been named lead technical partner for a study on ocean thermal energy conversion in The Bahamas, aiming to generate evidence for possible project rollout. Health Research: A new menopause study of 115 Bahamian women found most reported multiple symptoms, highlighting a need for better local care and research. Tourism Safety: Transport Minister Leon Lundy says an alleged jet-ski assault involved a man without an authentic Port Department badge, and the government plans new tech and education to help visitors spot legitimate operators. Tourism Connectivity: Aeroméxico will launch nonstop Mexico City–Nassau service on March 19, 2027, boosting Latin America access.
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