AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSmall Business and Culture: Entrepreneurs showcased their products at Roseau’s Creole in the Streets on October 17, as government highlighted the event’s role in supporting local business. Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl is scheduled for October 19–22, with more than 90 entrepreneurs expected. Elections: More than 36,800 people applied for voter confirmation and registration before the process closed; continuous registration is due to resume Friday. Education: Six China-funded schools are on track for completion by year-end, with furniture expected in November. Public Services: Dominica’s electricity regulator says bills could fall by 9–17% under new tariffs. Doctors’ pay concerns also appear to have been addressed, with officials confirming outstanding payments and a new payment system. Regional Relations: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit joined Caribbean leaders for US talks in Washington, where officials announced a $340.3 million regional package for connectivity, health and security.
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