AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDigital Connectivity: A new US package commits $340.3 million to Caribbean and Central American connectivity, health and security, including $175.8 million for submarine cables to improve high-speed internet and network resilience. The Bahamas was among 15 countries represented in the talks. Public Health: Health Minister Michael Darville says impetigo cases have fallen significantly after public-health measures and guidance for schools. Health Training: Twenty-two Bahamian health professionals will travel to China for a seminar on public health and hospital management, with the aim of sharing practical experience and building partnerships. STEM Education: The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology is launching the BEST Foundation to attract private and philanthropic support for education and opportunities for students. Marine Conservation: A University of Sydney study found shark-tour participants were more likely to take conservation action; The Bahamas is among the countries offering shark ecotourism.
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