The Commonwealth of Dominica is constantly working to develop the education sector. Not only the development of housing initiatives is important for the country, but also the modernization of educational institutions.

The Commonwealth of Dominica will replace the regular passport with an e-passport by August 30, 2022. The e-passport will have a special microchip to authenticate the identity, and the design will contain the flora and fauna of the country.

The Commonwealth of Dominica is moving towards its goal of building 1,000 homes in 2022.

In early December, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a report highlighting Dominica's developing infrastructure through its Citizenship by Investment program. According to the forecasts of the IMF, the GDP is expected to recover by 2023 to the level before the pandemic. And from 2022 to 2026, annual growth is projected at an average of 5%.

At the moment, the Commonwealth of Dominica is negotiating with United Airlines, Air Canada, and Delta Airlines to expand direct flights to the country. American Airlines recently opened direct flights between Miami International Airport (MIA) and Dominica Douglas Charles Airport (DOM).

Hon. Gretta Roberts, Minister for Governance, Public Service Reform, Citizenship Empowerment, Social Justice, and Ecclesiastical Affairs, spoke about the approval of Supplementary Estimates. This estimate is for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021, in the amount of US$275,150,327.13.

In Scotland, at the United Nations climate conference, the Commonwealth of Dominica signed a bilateral agreement with Switzerland. Under this agreement, Dominica can sell its carbon credits in order for Switzerland to meet its emission obligations under the Paris Agreement.

Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Dominica Honourable Roosevelt Skerrit announced the government's goals for 2022 at a ceremony in honor of the country's independence. He also invited Dominicans from all over the world to join in building a dynamic Dominica.

Secret Bay is among the properties participating in Citizenship by Investment (CBI). It has been voted one of the best resorts in the Caribbean and nominated for the Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards.

The Commonwealth of Dominica intends to sign a visa waiver agreement with Armenia. This move will expand opportunities for investment and travel between the two countries. Thanks to the signed agreement, relations between the two countries will strengthen and develop.

The Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program allows foreign investors and their families to obtain the citizenship and passport of a Caribbean country in return for investment. The money that investors invest goes to the development of the country's economy. For example, Dominica continues to build disaster-resistant homes and public infrastructure.

Condé Nast has listed Secret Bay as one of the Top 40 Caribbean Resorts. Dominica Resort won the Travelers Readers' Choice Awards.

The renovation of the Commonwealth of Dominica Primary School has been completed. The reconstruction cost US$ 1.4 million.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit of the Commonwealth of Dominica said that capital projects funded by the Citizenship by Investment program continue to develop on the island.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit recently announced the completion of the new Marigot Hospital.

Construction of a new Grammar School building will begin in the coming weeks with money raised from the Citizenship by Investment program. The Grammar School will consist of four buildings, a badminton court, a football field, a basketball court, laboratories, and a modern art hall.

Launched in 1993, Dominica's Citizenship by Investment Program has been voted the Best Citizenship by Investment Program for several years in a row by the Financial Times’ PWM Magazine.

Dominica is quite popular not only for its magnificent beaches and nature, but also for its unique cocoa, which is winning prestigious nominations for product quality.

Dominica is one of the Caribbean countries offering citizenship by investment program (CBI). All money received from investors is used to develop the country, improve infrastructure, create new jobs and strengthen the economy. During the announcement of the 2021-2022 budget plan, the government of the Commonwealth of Dominica announced the creation of a national sports council to oversee a new fund for sports clubs and athletes.