The Government of Dominica has set out the current status of its Citizenship by Investment Programme as the country continues its engagement with the European Union on the matter.
The Citizenship by Investment Programme, which allows qualifying investors to obtain Dominican citizenship in return for contributions to approved national projects and government funds, has been a significant source of revenue for the Commonwealth of Dominica. Its operation has drawn attention from partners in Europe, where concerns about the security and transparency of such schemes have been raised in recent years.
The source material available to this newsroom does not contain the full text of the Government's statement, and no further verified figures, dates or quoted officials have been confirmed for this report. Readers seeking the detailed position, including any changes to due diligence procedures or timelines for the EU dialogue, are encouraged to follow official announcements from the Government of Dominica and the House of Assembly in Roseau.
Dominica 1 will report further developments on the programme and on the country's relations with the European Union as they are confirmed by official sources.