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JAPAN HAS BEEN TRUE TO ITS WORD AT EVERY TURN SAYS PRIME MINISTER ROOSEVELT SKERRIT AT GROUND BREAKI

“JAPAN HAS BEEN TRUE TO ITS WORD AT EVERY TURN AND FOR THIS WE WILL BE ETERNALLY GRATEFUL,” SAYS
PRIME MINISTER SKERRIT

Portsmouth MP Ian Douglas says new Fisheries Centre is just one part of
Government’s vision for the Town

portsmouth_breaking_ground_2009.jpgRoseau, Dominica – December 10, 2009 …….. Prime Minister,                             Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit has expressed his deep appreciation and gratitude to the Government and People of Japan for financing the construction of a US$7.5 Million Fisheries Centre in the Town of Portsmouth.

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DOMINICA GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES PROGRAMME TO PROVIDE FREE COOKING GAS, STOVES AND COOKWARE

Social and Humanitarian component of PetroCaribe agreement set to bring benefits to elderly and the needy

lpg_programme_launch_pm_hands_over_cylinder_dec_2009.jpgRoseau, Dominica – December 11, 2009 ……..The decision of Prime Minister, Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit to sign on to the PetroCaribe agreement in 2005 is continuing to bring benefits to the Dominican people. 

In partnership with PDV Caribe Dominica Limited, the Government of Dominica on Tuesday launched a programme to provide liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to the elderly and the needy in Dominica free of cost.

According to Minister for Community Development, Culture, Gender Affairs and Information, Hon. Loreen Bannis-Roberts, under the programme, seventeen (17) centenarians will receive cooking gas free of cost. Four (4) centenarians will each receive a stove, again free of charge.

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GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF US$7.2 MILLION FISHERIES CENTRE IN PORTMOUTH SET FO

GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
US $7.2 MILLION PORTSMOUTH FISHERIES CENTRE
SET FOR WEDNESDAY

Japanese Ambassador to Dominica set to attend major event

pm_skerrit_and_new_japanese_ambassador_after_exchange_of_notes_signing_march_2009.jpgRoseau, Dominica – December 8, 2009 …….. The Ground Breaking ceremony for the construction of a modern Fisheries Centre in the Town of Portsmouth, funded by the Government of Japan will take place on Wednesday, December 9th 2009 in Portsmouth from 3pm.

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REMARKS BY LABOUR PARTY LEADER AND PRIME MINISTER HON. ROOSEVELT SKERRIT AT LAUNCHING OF MANIFESTO O

REMARKS BY
HONOURABLE ROOSEVELT SKERRIT
PRIME MINISTER OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA
On the Occasion of the Launching of the Dominica Labour Party Manifesto
Thursday December 3, 2009 Dublanc

Voters of Dominica, on the night of May 5, 2005, you spoke. You trusted the Dominica
Labour Party, and had such confidence in its leadership and programme, that you gave
to our Party the mandate to govern this country for another five (5) years.
We were satisfied that the decision you took was based on the fact that you were
pleased with the results we had delivered to you during our first five (5) years in office.
We accepted the responsibilities of that mandate with humility, and immediately
continued the task of bringing development to our beloved Dominica and caring for you
in the manner we had been demonstrating.

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DOMINICA ABLY REPRESENTED AT CLIMATE CHANGE SUMMIT IN COPENHAGEN,DENMARK

“ It will be a big disappointment if we don’t get a legally binding agreement at Copenhagen,” says Lloyd Pascal

Roseau, Dominica – December 6, 2009 …….. The Commonwealth of Dominica will be ably represented at the all important December 7-18th climate summit which gets underway in Copenhagen, Denmark tomorrow.

The Dominica delegation includes: Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Commonwealth of Dominica to the United Nations, His Excellency, Crispin Gregoire; Director of the Environmental Coordinating Unit(ECU) Mr. Lloyd Pascal; Mr Colin Guiste, ECU; and Miss Sherianne Gregoire representing the Non-Governmental community.

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WE NEED TO BRING AN END TO THE MIXED SIGNALS SAYS PRIME MINISTER SKERRIT AS ELECTION DAY IN DOMINICA

“As a country we are going to have to make a choice; we need to bring an end to the mixed signals,” says Prime Minister Skerrit

 

                    Friday, December 18th is Election Day in Dominica

mahaut_labour_party_rally_two_nov_2009.jpgRoseau, Dominica – November 20, 2009…..Prime Minister, Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit has demarcated the battle lines and outlined in detail the ideological and philosophical differences between his governing Dominica Labour Party and the opposition parties as the country prepares for arguably the most important  General Election in the post independence era.

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“I HAVE A VISION OF DOMINICA AS BOASTING NEAR 100% EMPLOYMENT,” SAYS PRIME MINISTER SKERRIT

“We can become net exporter of talent and services” 

 

pm_skerrit_at_dlp_meeting_lagoon_nov_2009.jpgRoseau, Dominica – November 16, 2009….. Speaking in front of thousands of supporters of his governing Dominica Labour Party Government last Thursday evening in Roseau, Prime Minister, Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit gave Dominicans a fascinating  insight of what Dominica would be like in a third term of his Labour Party Government.

 

“I have a vision of Dominica as boasting near 100 percent employment. With the multi-faceted economic formula that I have outlined for this country, I see no reason why in three to four year’s time, every able bodied person that wants to work, cannot find a source of employment,” Prime Minister Skerrit stated.

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Aid Bank to become the financial engine for driving our growth strategy

Roseau, Dominica – November 12, 2009……… A reconfigured and reenergised Agricultural Industrial and Development Bank of Dominica (AID Bank) will become the financial engine for driving the country’s growth strategy.

That disclosure was made by Prime Minister and Minister for Finance and Social Security, Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit in his address to the nation during the Parade of Uniformed Groups on November 3, 2009.

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PRESS STATEMENT BY THE GOVERNMENT OF DOMINICA ON THE JUDGEMENT BY MR. JUSTICE BANNISTER RE DOMINICA

PRESS STATEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT OF

DOMINICA

1. Over the last few months the Government of Dominica has been

engaged in litigation in the BVI where it has sought to establish that

in 2006 it acquired a 51% shareholding in the company Shangri-La

International Development Holding Limited (Shangri-La) and that it

was entitled to be registered in that Company’s register as the

majority shareholder. Shangri-La owns the lands and properties

referred to as the Layou Project. The Honorable Prime Minister

gave evidence on behalf of the Government in those proceedings.

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