AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoElectoral Reform Pressure: UWP leader Dr. Thomson Fontaine renewed calls for unity inside the party, warning against “distraction, division, or misrepresentation” as Dominica faces major economic and social challenges. Elections Watch: An open letter to Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit argues the Electoral Commission needs a reset and suggests a practical path via resignations by the Chairperson and Chief Elections Officer, followed by new appointments. Tourism & Travel Risk: Incoming CHTA president Gregor Nassief says his U.S. visa renewal was denied, linking it to tightening U.S. restrictions that could ripple through Caribbean tourism, business travel, and family visits. Wellness Tourism Push: Dominica launched its 2026 Tourism Awareness Program under “Positioning Dominica through Wellness Tourism,” running through July with community engagement under “Be Well in Nature.” Climate Resilience Funding: DOMCREP was officially launched in Marigot as a US$25M community resilience and water-security project, with an initial EC$3.7M disbursement for adaptation planning. Public Safety Upgrade: A new police vehicle was handed to Delices Police Station to improve response times and visibility. Regional Culture & Heritage: A Caribbean Culture Fund initiative highlighted digital heritage and resilient housing practices linking Saba and Dominica. Community Support: St. Nicholas Animal Rescue is seeking volunteers and truck drivers for a June 13–14 “Freedom Flight” to relocate 140 rescued animals.
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