AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFinancial Services: The BVI and Hong Kong signed an agreement covering financial services, fintech and green finance, strengthening ties in sectors central to the territory’s economy. Infrastructure: The government says a contract for the airport runway extension is expected in December, a key step for transport links and tourism. Tourism: The 2026/27 cruise season has begun, and the BVI Ports Authority was named Caribbean Cruise Port of the Year. A proposal to raise cruise-passenger taxes could bring more revenue, but may affect the territory’s appeal to visitors. Housing and Revenue: Premier Natalio Wheatley outlined plans to make Crown land available for homes, with government support for roads, electricity and mortgage guarantees. Separately, a legislator proposed fining owners of abandoned vehicles and boats to raise revenue and discourage dereliction. Financial Integrity: The BVI has advanced in implementing its FATF action plan, an important step for the territory’s standing as an international financial centre.
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