AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Digital Governance: Minister E. Jay Saunders represented the Turks & Caicos at a regional Artificial Intelligence workshop in Anguilla, focusing on AI in parliament, ethical governance, and how small islands can adopt AI responsibly. Freedom of Information Research: A regional push is underway to study how freedom of information laws are working across Caribbean countries, with Turks & Caicos listed among those that have passed such legislation. Regional STEM Collaboration: A UN meeting between the UN Resident Coordinator and the U.S. Ambassador to The Bahamas highlighted cooperation on education and expanding STEM opportunities for young people, alongside youth development and regional security. Public Service Leadership: A new Chief Human Resources Officer appointment in Montserrat spotlights workforce planning, employee development, and digital transformation across the region, including experience with the Turks & Caicos public sector. Energy & Sustainability: While focused on The Bahamas, the commissioning of completed rooftop solar installations at the University of The Bahamas reinforces regional momentum on clean energy and resilience. Tech Connectivity Milestone: Digicel Turks and Caicos marked 20 years of mobile and broadband connectivity, investing in resilient infrastructure and digital innovation for communities and businesses. Local STEM-Adjacent Learning: A Purdue agriculture scholarship story includes a student heading to Turks and Caicos for marine-focused study and research, tying international research training to local marine resources. Policy & Land Debate: An opinion piece argues that legalizing land for Turks & Caicos Islanders should be easier, calling out delays and gaps in the Crown land pathway. Tourism Tech/Experience Angle: A travel feature urges visitors to explore beyond resorts for local culture and history—an on-the-ground learning approach that pairs well with STEM outreach.
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