AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOverseas Development Push: France’s Overseas Territories Minister Naïma Moutchou unveiled the “Outre-mer One” fund at the Banque de France, already topping its €30m target and now set at €35m, to shift from subsidies to investment for commercially viable projects in places like Guadeloupe—while also tackling monopolies that keep prices high. Connectivity for the French Caribbean: EllaLink formally launched its Caribbean Gateway initiative, moving from design to committed investment: a Cayenne–Martinique–Guadeloupe trunk with a western leg to Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire, aiming for service by end-2029 after turning letters of intent into binding deals. Local Culture & Governance: A commentary on the World Creole Music Festival argues that state funding decisions must follow institutional due process and Cabinet authority—pushing back on claims that policy was driven by personal decisions. Language & Inclusion: European Day of Languages events are underway, including activities in Guadeloupe, with a “Languages unite!” focus on education and participation. Sports & Identity: Teddy Riner, born in Guadeloupe, faces a backlash after warning about the far right in France; prosecutors opened an investigation into racist insults and cyber harassment.
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