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DAIC to Host Eggs & Issues Breakfast with Police Force

The Dominica Association of Industry and Commerce will hold its Eggs & Issues Breakfast on September 25 at Ocean Oasis Hotel, with the Dominica Police Force joining the dialogue on private-sector partnership.

The Dominica Association Of Industry and Commerce is hosting its eggs and Issues Event.
DAIC to Host Eggs & Issues Breakfast with Police Force
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The Dominica Association of Industry and Commerce (DAIC) will host its upcoming Eggs & Issues Breakfast on September 25 at the Ocean Oasis Hotel, The Elysian Lounge, from 8:30am to 12pm, with the Dominica Police Force set to be represented at the event.

The breakfast follows a recent meeting between the DAIC team and the leadership of the Dominica Police Force at Police Headquarters, described by the association as a productive step towards strengthening ties between the private sector and law enforcement. The DAIC said the meeting explored how the two sides can continue working together in support of Dominica’s business community.

In a statement, the DAIC emphasised that the Police Force’s participation in the breakfast continues an important dialogue. «Strong communities are built through partnership, communication, and collaboration,» the association said. «Together we move forward.»

The Eggs & Issues series is a regular forum for the DAIC, bringing together business owners, public officials and other stakeholders to discuss matters affecting the island’s commercial environment. The upcoming event will provide a platform for members to engage directly with police leadership on issues of mutual concern.

Registration for the breakfast is open, and interested persons are encouraged to sign up using the online form or by calling 767-235-1962. The DAIC said the event is part of its ongoing effort to foster a safer and stronger business community.

The meeting at Police Headquarters and the planned attendance at the breakfast reflect a broader push by the DAIC to build constructive relationships with national institutions. The association has long argued that a secure environment is essential for investment, entrepreneurship and job creation in Dominica.

No further details were immediately available on the specific agenda for the breakfast or the topics to be discussed. The DAIC said more information would be shared with registered participants ahead of the event.