The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Export Development of Grenada has officially acknowledged a request from the United States government for the temporary installation of radar equipment and deployment of associated technical personnel at the Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA). The request is currently under meticulous review by the Ministries of National Security, Legal Affairs, and Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with the Grenada Airports Authority and other pertinent agencies. The Government of Grenada emphasizes that any decision will be made in strict adherence to national protocols, ensuring thorough technical and legal evaluations are completed. Authorities have reassured the public that the decision-making process will prioritize Grenada’s sovereignty, public safety, and national interests, including safeguarding the tourism industry, the traveling public, and the country’s economic stability. The review process underscores Grenada’s commitment to balancing international cooperation with the protection of its national interests.
U.S makes request to install radar equipment and send personnel to Grenada
