AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLocal Commerce: Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl returns October 19–22 with more than 90 entrepreneurs showcasing local products; this year’s event will focus on the blue economy. Regional Trade: CARICOM teams begin assessing whether the region can supply its own paints, cement, glass bottles and bitumen, with findings set to inform future tariffs. Tourism: Dominica opened its cruise season with 267 ship calls and 475,521 passengers projected, aiming to turn arrivals into income for local businesses. Economic Outlook: The World Bank forecasts 3% growth for Dominica in 2026, as tourism-dependent economies face a more moderate recovery. Energy: A revised DOMLEC tariff takes effect November 1, with lower rates planned for off-peak periods. Connectivity: Contour Airlines’ twice-weekly Trinidad–Dominica service adds a direct link for tourism, trade and business travel.
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