Tuesday, 3rd November 2026

Dominica: PM Roosevelt Skerrit extends Independence Day wishes to citizens at home and abroad

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says Dominica’s 48th Independence Anniversary is an opportunity to honour past generations, celebrate national achievements and strengthen unity.

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Dominica Independence Day 2026

Dominica: Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit extended wishes on the 48th Independence Anniversary of Dominica on November 3, 2026. He shared on his social media and stated that this is the time to celebrate the cultural richness and unity of the nation.

In the post PM Skerrit also wished the diasporas of the island and highlighted the importance of the independence. He mentioned that today is a day of celebrating the island's rich culture, unity among its people and their achievements.

He said, “Happy 48th Anniversary of Independence to all Dominicans at home and abroad. Today, we celebrate our people’s achievements, the richness of our culture and the enduring spirit of our nations.”

In the post he further explained the this year theme of the 48th anniversary of the independence “Our Journey, Our Legacy, Our Future”. PM Skerrit stated that this year's theme reflects the sacrifice of past generations who helped shape Dominica into what it is today.

The PM stated, “Our theme calls on us to honor the contributions of those who came before us and create greater opportunities for those who will follow”.

He further also talked about his responsibilities as the Prime Minister of the country and assured the people of Dominica in creating a nation where every citizen can dream of achieving anything with a sense of security.

PM Skerrit said, “As Prime Minister, I remain committed to building a stronger, more secure Dominica where our people can look to the future with confidence”.

Additionally, the Prime Minister hoped that the 48th anniversary of independence would continue to remind everyone to feel proud as the citizens of the dominica and remain united as a nation. He said, “May this independence renew our pride in our country and our commitment to one another”.

Notably, the Prime Minister closed his remarks by extending blessings to the people and the Commonwealth of Dominica.