AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAir Access: American Airlines is preparing to use larger aircraft on its Dominica route, while the government aims to conclude a US Open Skies agreement by year-end as visitor numbers grow. Port Investment: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says potential private partners have expressed interest in cruise facilities, cargo ports and the ferry terminal. Consultations are due by November 18, with the plan intended to bring in capital and reduce reliance on Citizenship by Investment revenue and borrowing. Tourism Infrastructure: The EU ambassador visited the Dominica Cable Car construction site, where the 6.6-kilometre link is planned to carry visitors from Roseau Valley to the Boiling Lake. CBI and Resilience: Dominica expects further EU talks on its CBI programme by November 12, amid reports of a 2028 deadline for regional schemes. The Caribbean Development Bank has also approved funding to strengthen the country’s economic and climate resilience. Agriculture: DEXIA and the Trade Ministry outlined a strategy to cut the $19 million poultry import bill and expand agricultural exports. Maritime Oversight: The US says an India-based network allegedly impersonated Dominica’s maritime flag authority from 2014 as part of a fraudulent ship-registration scheme. The allegation puts renewed focus on the importance of protecting the country’s maritime registry and reputation.
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