AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoTourism 3.0: Minister Edmund Bartlett says Jamaica is reimagining tourism under a new “Tourism 3.0” push, aiming for stronger competitiveness and bigger benefits for workers and communities as the sector builds on post-COVID recovery. Regional Air Connectivity: LIAT Air will launch direct flights between Guadeloupe and Jamaica on July 14, with service between Pointe-à-Pitre and Montego Bay twice weekly, timed to support the 2026 Reggae Festival. Health Workforce Boost: Jamaica’s Ministry of Health has opened recruitment for Ghanaian doctors and nurses for specialist and fellowship-level roles, with applications running June 1–5. Early Learning & Skills: The NEST programme is rolling out science play for ages 3+ in 500 early childhood institutions islandwide, while HEART/NSTA Trust digitised Level Two TVET courses for wider access. Child Protection & Schools: The Office of the Children’s Advocate urges school officials to be “more aware” amid reports of educators allegedly abusing and grooming students. Community Action: Jamaicans are being invited to volunteer for Jamaica Diaspora Day of Service on June 18, with 17 registered projects focused on healthcare, education and community development. Culture & Pride: A German Embassy Pride flag in Kingston sparked backlash from religious leaders, while advocates defended it as inclusion. Arts & Literature: Writer Diana McCaulay won the 2026 RSL Ondaatje Prize for “A House for Miss Pauline.”
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