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Prime Minister of Dominica Touts Unparalleled Benefits of Citizenship by Investment Programme

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Tuesday, January 9, 2024
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The Prime Minister also highlighted the substantial financial assistance provided to citizens post-hurricane events allocated for roof and home repairs.

Key Points: 
  • The Prime Minister also highlighted the substantial financial assistance provided to citizens post-hurricane events allocated for roof and home repairs.
  • The Prime Minister emphasised the CBI funds allocated at low-interest rates through the AID Bank to foster economic growth and job creation.
  • The Prime Minister expanded on the multifaceted benefits stemming from the CBI Programme.
  • The Commonwealth of Dominica's government has introduced a comprehensive set of regulations to strengthen its CBI Programme and the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CBIU).

Vulnerable Small Island Developing States Find Ways to Adapt to Climate Change

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Thursday, June 9, 2022
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The climate of SIDS is influenced by large ocean-atmosphere interactions such as monsoons, tropical cyclones, and hurricanes.

Key Points: 
  • The climate of SIDS is influenced by large ocean-atmosphere interactions such as monsoons, tropical cyclones, and hurricanes.
  • These climate characteristics, combined with their socioeconomic situations make SIDS some of the most vulnerable countries in the world to climate change.
  • This, added to the fact that SIDS produce such extremely low levels of greenhouse gas emissions, means that they suffer disproportionately from the damaging impacts of climate change.
  • So far, the country has been providing climate-resilient houses, hospitals, and health care facilities, and hurricane shelters in all communities island wide.