AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoJudicial AI Training: Belize’s Senior Courts are running hands-on AI sessions for judges and attorneys, aiming to speed up case work and improve drafting while keeping use responsible. Agriculture Research Push: CARDI launched its first Agricultural Research and Innovation Symposium (ARIS) to share science-driven solutions for food security and climate-resilient farming across the Caribbean. Climate & Oceans Collaboration: CRFM and CCCC leaders agreed to deepen cooperation on protecting fisheries and coastal communities, with sargassum and blue carbon on the agenda. Flood-Ready Infrastructure: MIDH and Belmopan officials continue cleanup and drainage checks after record flooding, including concerns about whether existing systems can handle extreme rainfall. Regional Tech for Justice: Belize’s judiciary also expanded AI training to modernize court operations, building on earlier LexisNexis-supported workshops. Belize City Sargassum Response: Belize City Council is using mechanical harvesters and heavy equipment to remove sargassum loads and reduce hazards to people and equipment. Local Skills & Education: Stann Creek ITVET is fully restored after a five-year refurbishment, supported by SIF and the Caribbean Development Bank. Tech in Government Services: Belize’s Immigration and Vital Statistics teams brought a mobile service hub to Belizeans in South Florida, using IT support to process passports and birth certificates. Belize in Regional Health Talks: Belize begins a six-month COMISCA chair term, focusing on regional integration and health system strengthening. Food Tourism Spotlight: Travel And Tour World named top food destinations for 2026, highlighting the Americas and Caribbean as a culinary travel draw.
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