AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCommunity & Youth Sports: Divi Impact Foundation backed the Team Santa Cruz U-8 Pony League squad, sending 12 young players (and coaches) to compete abroad after three months of training. Health & Care: MP Hendrik Tevreden met the Aruba Nurses Association and stressed that Aruba’s biggest investment must be in people—professional growth, continuing education, burnout prevention, and better planning—not just buildings. Culture & Education: The “Where Culture Lives” research project wrapped with a symposium in The Hague, delivering a first baseline study on cultural practices across Aruba and the Kingdom, plus an artist prize spotlighting local creatives. Local History & Heritage: Writer-historian Dufi Kock presented new books on Aruba’s historical legacy and the Norwegian Seamen’s Mission, with plans for the National Collection. Emancipation Day: In San Nicolas, Aruba marked July 1 with a commemorative march and cultural program featuring tambu, poetry, and dance. Sports Achievement: Stingray Swimming celebrated Elisabeth Timmer’s Pan Am Games qualification, including new Aruban records. Family & Play: San Nicolas opened a colorful children’s playground at Lago Heights Sports, part of a wider neighborhood park plan. Tourism & Lifestyle: Aruba’s South America visitor growth is surging—up 32.6% in Q1—while travel tech keeps tightening, with Aruba highlighted for fast digital border checks.
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