AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCharity Digital Push: Charitable organisations can now register and renew their status online via JSWIFT, a move meant to modernise services and tighten oversight ahead of FATF review. Tourism Jobs & Recovery: Royalton Negril has reopened after Hurricane Melissa restoration, bringing 960 workers back and adding 573 rooms to the sector’s inventory, with more Royalton properties set to return next month. Banking Modernisation: Bank of Jamaica begins the phased withdrawal of cheques—J$1m+ cheques (including manager’s cheques) won’t be accepted in the clearing system from Sept. 1. Trade & Culture Links: Jamaica signed an OAS MOU with the National Gallery of Jamaica to expand exhibitions, artist exchanges, training and youth engagement across the Americas. Security & Integrity: PICA graduated 29 new immigration officers as it expands its complement to 237, stressing integrity and fair application of laws. Environment & Marine Life: NEPA starts coral spawning observation dives as reef health is flagged as having declined to critical, with restoration and reproduction plans for resilient colonies. Diaspora Talent: GraceKennedy is inviting diaspora university students to its 2027 Birthright Programme—an all-expenses-paid six-week internship and cultural experience. Public Alerts: Jamaica Customs Agency warns the public about scammers posing as customs officers and urges payment only through authorised channels.
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