AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoReal Estate & Approvals: A new explainer breaks down how development approvals work in Trinidad and Tobago, including the differences between Town and Country and Regional Corporation permissions and the steps buyers and builders need to follow. Financial Services Expansion: The Central Bank has registered GraceKennedy Trinidad & Tobago as a Payment Service Provider, expanding its regulated payment services (including bill payments) beyond its existing bureau de change and Western Union agency role. Retail Restructuring: Trincity Mall has unveiled a multi-phase “Trincity Reimagined” restructuring plan following the opening of Pennywise Plaza at Trincity Industrial Estate. Tourism & Business Growth: Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre talks are still in final stages, with the operator warning it could stop beyond Sept. 18 if a replacement agreement isn’t finalised. Security & Community Support: Government says it will roll out 30 joint army-police posts across communities within four months under the State of Emergency, aiming to boost safety and restore public space use. Sports & Health: The Republic Bank CPL will offer free fan health screenings at all eight host venues, targeting early detection of non-communicable diseases. AI & Jobs: A local AI firm, Intellico AI Agency Ltd, says it plans to export AI-driven technology and services globally, with an ERP suite scheduled for an Aug. 26 launch. Regional Economy: IDB data shows Caribbean remittance growth cooled in Q1 2026, with Trinidad and Tobago’s inflows rising 2.1% year-on-year.
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