Dominica

The patrons will gather on the streets of Roseau on Carnival Monday (March 3, 2025) and celebrate the pulse of Mas Domnik and the true essence of the nature isle of the Caribbean.

Dominica has huge geothermal energy potential linked to its volcanic origin.

Dominica's Geothermal Power Plant, set for completion in December 2025, aims to provide clean energy and lower electricity rates for consumers.

The Salisbury Box Culvert Crossing project in Dominica is set to improve road access and support economic growth through ongoing infrastructure developments.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit emphasizes CARICOM’s role as the Caribbean's collective voice and advocates for stronger regional collaboration and implementation.

PM Roosevelt Skerrit emphasizes regional collaboration on climate change, crime, and food security at the 48th CARICOM Meeting.

The Convention Rally in Grenada will be hosted by the NDC, led by Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell, who also serves as the party's leader.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit highlighted the need for multilateralism and innovation to tackle global issues during his visit to the World Government Summit 2025.

Dominica is enhancing its infrastructure, including airports, cruise villages, and air routes, to boost tourism and economic growth.

Parliamentary Representative Cozier Frederick invited the patrons to attend Kalinago Territory Carnival 2025 and promote the offerings of the community.

the patches of low-level clouds will develop and move through Dominica.

Founded on May 24, 1955, by Phyllis Shand Allfrey and Emmanuel Christopher Loblack, the DLP is the oldest political party in the Caribbean island-nation.

MMC Development Ltd. reported that as of February 2025, concrete work, sewage installation, blockwork, kitchen cabinet installation, plumbing, and other finishing touches are ongoing at the Vieille Case Housing Development.

The government of Dominica launched its 2025 “Town Hall Meeting Series,” aiming to enhance community interactions.

The Caribbean Digital Transformation Project was launched to lay the foundation for digitalization across both the government and the entire nation, according to Jean-Pierre.

The Dominican government signed a contract worth EC $7.6 million with local companies OYO Construction Inc. and Virtuoso Architects Ltd (joint venture) in January for the facility’s construction.

The passengers and crew were warmly welcomed by Minister of Tourism, Denise Charles Pemberton, along with other officials, who were joined by local artistes for cultural performances.

Ambassador Mircea reached Dominica on January 29 to present the Letters of Credence to the president of Dominica.

PM Skerrit shed light on the progress of the construction and noted that this will play major role in strategically boosting Dominica’s tourism sector.

The main aim of the construction of the Colihaut River Wall is to provide protection to the river and the nearby areas in Dominica.