AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMobile Service: Orange Caraïbe says it ranked first in Arcep’s latest mobile quality study in Martinique, extending its top ranking in the territory to eight consecutive years. Heritage Links: Martinican Jean-Luc Vigne was among 53 people of African descent granted Beninese nationality in Cotonou; he described the certificate as a way to reconnect with his identity. Caribbean Connections: Luxury cruise ship Amangati has added 2028 winter voyages with calls in Martinique, including Saint-Pierre and Anse d’Arlet. A planned submarine cable linking Curaçao with Martinique and other Caribbean islands is expected to boost regional internet capacity when it enters service in 2027. Culture: Martinique singer Maurane Voyer brought shatta to Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival opening night, showcasing the islands’ shared Creole culture. Overseas Policy: France’s proposed €3.68 billion budget for its overseas territories is up 10%, but some lawmakers argue the increase disguises cuts to existing support.
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