AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTelecom Licensing: Starlink has been granted a 15-year telecommunications licence in the Turks and Caicos, with an initial fee of about $112,600 plus annual payments tied to gross revenues and spectrum use; the regulator says Starlink works independently of Flow and Digicel for regular satellite internet, while Direct to Cellular will partner with local providers. Energy Policy Watch: The People’s Democratic Movement says Pelican Energy has applied for a 50-year electricity licence and is urging full public disclosure, independent assessments, consultation, and clear consumer protections before any decision. Trade & Local Business: Government is launching the Grand Turk Trade Expo (Nov 14) alongside the next Made in TCI exhibition theme, “Calling All Agents,” to spotlight local entrepreneurs and connect them directly with buyers. Remittance Links: JN Money Services and WapiPay expand options for sending money to Jamaica, strengthening cross-border payment corridors relevant to regional finance. Aviation Costs: Regional operators warn airport fee increases are “getting out of hand,” with concerns they could push up travel prices and hurt tourism competitiveness. Humanitarian Pressure: Rights groups say nearly 200,000 Haitians were forcibly returned in early 2026, with the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos and Jamaica among the return destinations.
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