President Savarin thanks Mexico for assistance

The President shakes hands with the Mexican ambassador

President of Dominica, His Excellency Charles Savarin, has thanked Mexico for assistance received after the island suffered effects of adverse weather conditions.

He spoke at a ceremony during which the Ambassador of Mexico to the Eastern Caribbean States, Oscar Arturo Esparza-Vargas, presented his Letters of Credence.

He said Mexico has assisted Dominica in rehabilitation efforts following the devastation caused by weather conditions on December 24, 2013; August 27, 2015; and more recently after the passage of Hurricane Maria.

“I noted the United Mexican States is further committed to partnering with Dominica in its quest to becoming the first climate resilient country in the world,” the President stated.

He said that Dominica, like all small developing states and the rest of the Caribbean, is vulnerable to natural disasters due to climate change.

“We welcome the focus of Mexico to assisting small island developing states in developing their resilience to climate change and natural disasters,” the President stated.

He noted that Dominica is committed to becoming “the first totally renewable energy country in the world” and there is the opportunity for cooperation between the two countries, “in the area of our geothermal development program which we see as having the transformational impact on our mid-term to long-term development.”

Mexico has committed to assist in building a new hospital at Marigot.

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2 Comments

  1. Massacre
    December 15, 2017

    Thanks to the people of Mexico for giving us assistance in this times of need.
    I hope all assistance will go directly to We The People and not to fund any campaign that will pay for tickets to bring down wicked Dominicans who are just in it for the plane ride and not love of country.
    I cannot stand to look at Saverin , a real crocodile.

  2. December 14, 2017

    The only way that Dominica will start moving again is by those international Agencies on the ground to take the time and go around to all the Villages see for themselves and then decide to choose Village after village and help them instead of giving it to the Government, work with the people in the deferent villages and they will be surprise to see the benefit at the end, don’t expect the PM and his men to do it, every one must and have to survive and they must eat. International Agencies should engage with the Village Councils make thing happen.
    DOMINICA and it’s people’s need help now .

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