AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation Projects: Six China-funded schools are on track for completion by December, Education Minister Octavia Alfred says. The US$30 million grant supports construction at Goodwill Secondary and five primary schools, with local workers and suppliers involved. Election Readiness: Chief Elections Officer Anthea Joseph reported 36,861 applications for voter confirmation and registration before the confirmation period closed on October 14. Registration continued on October 16. Doctors’ Pay: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says the 16 Dominica-China Friendship Hospital doctors whose September salaries were delayed have been paid. The Ministry of Health will handle their pay directly, and a committee will review wider concerns. US-Caribbean Ties: Skerrit joined regional leaders at the US-Caribbean Dialogue in Washington, where the United States announced US$340.3 million for connectivity, health and security across the Caribbean and Central America; no Dominica-specific allocation was announced. Citizenship by Investment: Dominica placed second in the 2026 CBI Index, behind St. Kitts and Nevis.
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