AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLocal Governance & Health Services: Saint-Martin’s Executive Council approved a September 24 package that includes European Social Fund Plus support for education (€2.84M) and a projected €1.49M court-ordered payment schedule tied to the Computer Technologies (Computech) dispute, while also authorizing legal steps to challenge parts of the debt and seek reimbursement. Travel Health: Costa Rica will require proof of yellow fever vaccination (International Certificate) for travelers to eight new higher-risk destinations starting October 1, including French Guiana, with exemptions for infants under 9 months, people over 60, pregnancy/breastfeeding, egg/gelatin allergy, and severe immunosuppression; the vaccine must be given at least 10 days before travel. Regional Health & Wellness Context: A Caribbean-wide update also notes the CTU’s 32nd General Conference in French Guiana and the election of Konris Maynard as CTU President, underscoring ongoing regional coordination that can affect public services and connectivity.
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