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Secretary General Dr. Barnett emphasized Sweden's role in energy resilience and regional cooperation under the Nordic-CARICOM agreement.

The public is advised that the sale, distribution, or supply of any intoxicating liquor is strictly prohibited across Barbados on Election Day, February 11, 2026.

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Barbados successfully performed its first Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI), marking a significant advancement in the country’s public healthcare.

The manifesto’s core objective is to build a modern, citizen-centered state that delivers services efficiently and supports economic growth, supported by sector-specific plans announced by the Barbados Labour Party.

“We are working to make your life easier”: PM Mia Mottley

Recent polls show the Barbados Labour Party leading in all 30 constituencies, with 78% voter support ahead of the February 11 general election.

Prime Minister Mia Mottley outlined Mission 2030, a people-centered initiative focused on renewable energy, sustainability, and national resilience.

Prime Minister Drew said the desalination plant will supply up to 70% of the population with round-the-clock potable water once testing is complete.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne emphasized that the U.S. officials’ visit is a routine diplomatic engagement, not driven by political motives.

The meeting aimed to strengthen dialogue, build trust, and align regional leaders on CARICOM policies ahead of formal sessions.

According to political analyst Peter Wickham, public expectations are that Mia Mottley will secure another term, citing her strong leadership during global and regional challenges.

The project is expected to support 150 to 200 small farmers with improved pipelines that will be extended around 25km from the South Coast to Saint Philip.

The snap elections were announced after parliament was dissolved, with polls scheduled for February 11, 2026.

The government says the initiative aims to boost agricultural production by giving young and land-constrained farmers affordable access to state-owned land.

Prime Minister Skerrit outlined key developments and goals for Dominica’s future.

Participants will gain crucial insights into strategic business planning, financial management, digital readiness, and risk management, with certificates awarded upon completion.

Speaking at the New Year’s address, Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre said the agreement is non-binding, creates no automatic obligation, triggers no immediate action and does not change US visa policy for Saint Lucians.

PM Pierre said that the projects will create jobs and unlock growth for the infrastructural growth, aiming to modernize ports and airports.

PM Drew emphasized that the Prime Creative Arts Centre will empower young people, foster creativity, and play a key role in diversifying the nation’s economy.

Experts clarify that refugees are fleeing conflict and persecution, not criminality, and that their relocation to Dominica could bring economic benefits through guaranteed rental income and expanded local employment.