AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoYouth & Climate Policy: The Caribbean Youth Environment Network held St. Lucia’s first local YOUNGO-endorsed youth conference at Bay Gardens, pushing a national youth statement on water, energy, food security, adaptation, climate finance and agriculture. Sports Legacy: Mindoo Phillip Park’s new Cuthbert “Twa Ti Né” Strength and Conditioning Centre was officially named, honouring the coach behind athletes including sprint queen Julien Alfred. Football Fever: Vieux Fort North’s Girls Football Recruitment Festival is set for July 4 (“She’s Got Game, Inspire Her”), while Castries youth football reaches its weekend finals with LUCELEC vs BOSL in a sponsors’ match. Under-20 Showdown: The Blackheart Under-20 Football Final is set for Saturday in Soufrière. Health & Food: The Ministry of Health says traditional Caribbean foods are “your best medicine” during Nutrition Awareness Month. Tourism Meets Football: The Saint Lucia Tourism Authority and Arsenal FC announce a multi-year destination partnership starting 2026/27, aiming to boost global exposure. Community & Culture: Island Life book launch at Belmont Estate celebrates young authors and storytelling tied to farming and food security. Public Life: Final tributes continue for former Governor-General Sir Emmanuel Neville Cenac as the island mourns.
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