AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTeacher Appreciation: PM Roosevelt Skerrit thanked Dominica’s teachers for their patience and sacrifice, saying their work shapes the nation’s future beyond the classroom. Community Engagement: Skerrit met Marigot residents at a social gathering to hear community priorities and concerns directly from the public. Missing Persons System: Dominica will launch a four-tier missing person alert on October 5, with separate alerts for children, vulnerable people, other missing adults, and police-officer incidents. Civil Registry Paper Shortage: The Civil Registry says it can resume normal processing after receiving new security paper shipments, following delays in birth, marriage and death certificates. Regional Agriculture Labour Push: Agriculture Minister Floyd Green renewed calls for a regional framework to move agricultural workers across borders, citing Dominica’s migrant-worker model. Clean Energy for Women: A US$550,000 CDB initiative will support women-led businesses in Dominica to develop and commercialise clean energy solutions. EU Citizenship by Investment Warning: The EU told Eastern Caribbean states to end passport sales by 2028 or risk losing visa-free access. Sports & Law: Golden Jaguars forward Neron Barrow is expected to pursue legal action after a Puerto Rico entry denial, while the Guyana Football Federation says it must follow foreign immigration rules.
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