The Government of Grenada is currently evaluating a formal request from the United States of America for the temporary deployment of radar equipment and associated technical personnel at the Maurice Bishop International Airport. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Export Development has confirmed the receipt of this request, which is now under thorough review by multiple government bodies, including the Ministries of National Security and Legal Affairs, in collaboration with the Grenada Airports Authority and other relevant agencies. The assessment process adheres strictly to national protocols, ensuring that all technical and legal considerations are meticulously examined before any decision is made. The Government of Grenada has emphasized that any outcome will prioritize the nation’s sovereignty, public safety, and economic interests, particularly safeguarding the tourism sector and the well-being of travelers. Authorities have pledged to maintain transparency and keep the public updated as the situation progresses.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarifies US request for temporary radar equipment at MBIA
