AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUnderwater Heritage Tourism: Saint Lucia is set to launch its first Underwater Sculpture Park, with completed works unveiled in Odsan and planned for installation off the west coast—sculptures will trace key moments from early settlers and colonial conflicts to enslavement and resistance, aiming to boost marine adventure tourism and ease pressure on dive sites. Community & Youth Support: Bank of Saint Lucia and C.A.R.E. have reinstated a three-year covenant to back youth development, while the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force runs a back-to-school drive with supplies and vouchers for families. Sports for the Next Generation: Grande Riviere officially opened the Dedra Mathurin Multipurpose Court, and Digicel renewed its Daren Sammy Foundation partnership to support student-athletes. Local Business & Cost of Living: Government met fuel retailers and petroleum dealers to discuss retail margins and sector sustainability, and the St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce plans a September 3 executive luncheon on global change and local impact for businesses. Arts & Culture Spotlight: The Calypso Review Committee is calling for stronger support and representation for artists, and Saint Lucia’s Emancipation and Reparations programming continues to draw attention to history through community events.
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