CARICOM Agenda: CARICOM Heads of Government will meet in St Lucia from July 5–8, with Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre taking the rotating chair on July 1; the opening ceremony at Sandals St Lucia is set for July 5 and will be livestreamed. Climate Resilience Push: Dominica has launched the US$26m (EC$70.2m) DOMCREP project with the Green Climate Fund and CCCCC to boost food security, disaster preparedness, early warning systems, and community capacity in eight vulnerable communities. Hurricane Season Reminder: PM Roosevelt Skerrit urged households to review emergency plans and supplies as the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season begins, pointing to recent flooding and landslides. Tourism & Connectivity: Tourism Minister Denise Charles-Pemberton says visitor arrivals rose 15% to nearly 497,000 last year, while regional airlift and travel links remain a key focus amid wider Caribbean connectivity moves. Airport Financing Debate: The UPP is pressing the government to publish detailed long-term financial viability plans for Dominica’s international airport under construction. Regional Courts & Governance: A CCJ judge lamented slow CARICOM uptake of the court as final appellate jurisdiction, while CARICOM also congratulated Trinidad and Tobago on its UN Security Council election.