AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPensions Reform: Montserrat is starting its first comprehensive pension review in 13 years, with TELUS Health providing technical support to help the Government modernise and stabilise retirement benefits across public and private sectors. A 17-member committee led by the Office of the Deputy Governor is moving toward a more transparent defined contribution model, with more individual control, flexible investment choices, and portability; the initial phase began in May and is expected to run about six months. Ferry Uncertainty: Questions are growing over Montserrat’s ferry future as private operators appear to be positioning themselves while the Government completes its long-awaited tender; officials say the vessel spotted in local waters is a private initiative and the tender process is still underway. Entrepreneurship Support: Applications are open for a four-month Regional Green Business Incubator Programme starting July 2026, aimed at mentoring women and youth entrepreneurs and early-stage businesses with support for business planning, networks, and one-on-one guidance. Agriculture Recognition: Farmer Shanyon McPherson received Montserrat’s inaugural Governor’s Award for contributions to local agriculture, food security, and community development. Regional Training: Antigua and Barbuda will host an OECS specialised services sector training programme from June 29 to July 2, with Montserrat among participating member states.
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