AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSmall Business: The government used Roseau’s October 17 Creole in the Streets event to promote local entrepreneurs, linking cultural preservation with economic development. Education: Six China-funded schools are on track for completion by year-end, Education Minister Octavia Alfred said after touring the sites. U.S.-Caribbean Talks: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit joined regional discussions in Washington on security, energy, trade and disaster readiness. The U.S. announced a $340.3 million regional package for digital connectivity, health and security, though no Dominica-specific allocation was reported. Elections: Chief Elections Officer Anthea Joseph said 36,861 people applied for voter confirmation or new registration before the confirmation period closed; registration is continuing. Health: Skerrit said the 16 Dominica-China Friendship Hospital doctors affected by a September pay delay have been paid, with salaries to be handled directly by the Health Ministry from October.
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