AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIMF Review: The IMF executive board says Dominica’s economy grew faster in 2025 (real GDP up to 4.5%) on tourism and infrastructure, but warns fiscal and external imbalances remain high and urges continued consolidation, reforms, and disaster-ready buffers. Electoral Process: The Electoral Office reports about 17,000 electors applied for voter confirmation, with over 11,000 approved, while remaining applications are still under verification, with some needing document fixes or resubmission. UWP on Fuel Costs: UWP leader Dr. Thomson Fontaine calls on the government to push CARICOM talks with Guyana to access cheaper fuel as Dominica’s regulated prices rise. Electoral Commission Pressure: An open letter from Gregor Nassief argues the Electoral Commission needs a “reset,” citing low confirmation numbers and urging resignation or major changes. Tourism Push: Dominica launches Tourism Awareness Month, highlighting rising arrivals and site upgrades, with a focus on wellness tourism. Marigot Fisheries Plan: PM Skerrit continues consultations on making the Marigot Fisheries Complex a port of entry, telling fishers operations won’t disrupt livelihoods. Regional Environment: OECS ministers meet in Dominica to drive environmental sustainability through digital transformation and coordinated regional action. Social Protection Tech: WFP donates computers and tablets to strengthen Dominica’s social welfare data systems and support vulnerable families. Sports & Community: Police and the Grand Bay Village Council stage “Isidore Sunday Chill,” mixing community policing with football, rounders, and domino events.
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