AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorld Cup Spotlight: Curacao’s Tahith Chong says “we aren’t going for holiday” as the tiny island prepares to face Germany at FIFA World Cup 2026—an unbeaten, record-breaking qualification that began with wins over Barbados and Aruba. Cycling Buzz: Barbados Cycling Union’s Inferno Clash at FourSquare in St Philip saw Sentry Glassesco and Plus Warriors shine as riders battled a tough course. Music & Youth Development: Legacy Foundation and Notes of Praise launched “Music and Money,” a four-week programme helping young people turn musical talent into sustainable careers with financial literacy and entrepreneurship. Local Arts & Culture: Daryll Jordan Secondary Steel Orchestra received support from Lions Club of Barbados North to keep its programme growing. Barbados Tourism & Media: CTO and TEMPO Networks announced a long-running partnership boost to amplify Caribbean tourism through digital, social and broadcast storytelling. Cultural Calendar: Scotiabank Junior Monarch drew 47 entries across calypso and soca, with first public performances set at the Junior Monarch Tent. Tech for Schools: Home Affairs and Information is exploring staff upskilling with Coursera, targeting AI, cybersecurity and digital transformation. Language Exchange: Eden Lodge Youth Charitable Trust’s “Beyond Words” brings a French student into Barbadian schools for conversational French and cultural exchange.
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