Roosevelt Skerrit named among top 5 Most Influential, Impactful Leaders of 2023
The website released a special episode which turned the spotlight on the dynamic and influential leaders who have profoundly impacted the Caribbean over the past year.
Monday, 1st January 2024
Caribbean Lifestyle by Jirie also added that Skerrit has been continuously charting Dominica to consistent economic growth, particularly after COVID-19.
Dominica has seen a resurgence in its tourism numbers and outlook on the country from the IMF, it also emphasized."A global advocate for climate resilience, Skerrit has passionately addressed the urgent need for climate action, making Dominica a pioneer in becoming the world's first climate resilient Nation," Caribbean Lifestyle by Jirie.
Prime Minister Skerrit's efforts have garnered international acclaim, he has been vocal about the challenges faced by Small Island Development States not just in the Caribbean, but around the world.
Dominica is also driving a modernization agenda to further propel its growth, with priority being given to the construction of a geothermal energy plant and a new international airport, stressed the website.It also mentioned that the Government of Dominica has signed an agreement with MMCE Development Limited to officially break ground on the highly anticipated International Airport, which is set to open in 2025.
As per reports, the Dominica International Airport will be the game-changer for Dominica, allowing it to receive international flights directly layover at any neighbouring island.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yknrIHqx2vs
The Jirie Caribbean concluded by saying that Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has been a consistent leader in the region and continues to chart a path for Dominicans to be better and achieve greater.
The website also noted that PM Skerrit's influence extends beyond mere power. It added that PM Skerrit deeply affects every individual's life in his country, overcoming challenges and forging paths of progress and prosperity.
Housing Initiative - Dominica
Dominica is working towards becoming the "World's First Climate Resilient Nation", to achieve the target, the Government is building over 5000 resilient homes. The homes being constructed in the various parts of the islands includes two bedroom and three bedroom units. The beneficiaries are selected on the basis of priority, listing the victims of "Hurricane Maria" and "Tropical Storm Erika" on top.
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy4q4YnNrLA[/embed]
Recently, the Government also distributed an additional 73 homes ahead of Christmas, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit referred to it as the "most meaningful gift for Christmas".
[caption id="attachment_65611" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit handing over keys to recipients of new homes in December 2023[/caption]The Government launched the Housing Recovery Programme, when Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit pledged to make his country the "World's First Climate Resilient Nation" at the UN General Assembly in September 2017.
While speaking at the assembly, just a few days after the tragic Hurricane Maria, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit "in tears" asked the world leaders take some action to sort the climate crises.
Latest
- Grenada crowned 2024 Caribbean Destination of the Year by Ca...
-
Philippe Martinez demanded $40M to $100M from St Kitts and N... -
$320 Smoked Ham sparks outrage in Belize: Viral photo fuels... -
LIAT 2020 Expands Horizons, adds 3rd Embraer E145 aircraft a... -
Barbados dominates Taste of the Caribbean, retains gold meda...
Related Articles
Monday, 1st January 2024
Monday, 1st January 2024
Monday, 1st January 2024
Monday, 1st January 2024
Monday, 1st January 2024
Monday, 1st January 2024