AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Tourism: Northern Marianas College’s Center for Training and Innovation rolled out its Marianas Education Tourism Program on Saipan, welcoming an inaugural Japanese cohort for English and culture exchanges tied to breakdancing workshops and performances. Deep-Sea Mining: Gov. David Apatang says the U.S. deep-sea mining push left CNMI leaders with “no consultations,” raising alarms about food security and surprise leasing plans. Military & Logistics: The Navy approved expanded joint training on Tinian, including new live-fire and support infrastructure, while port leaders continue adapting regional shipping and logistics for a faster military buildup. Tourism Recovery: Noah Omakase opened on Saipan with a 23-course, locally sourced omakase concept, and the Marianas Visitors Authority is doubling down on sports tourism as air service to Seoul and Tokyo strengthens. Disaster Recovery & Business Support: SBA announced low-interest disaster loans for CNMI businesses and residents hit by Super Typhoon Bavi, and schools continue reopening and rebuilding after the storms. Infrastructure & Power: Governor Apatang pushed back on utility rate hikes while reporting ongoing power restoration needs, especially on Rota and Tinian.
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