The educational aims of the Subject «Doing Business, Trade and Transport in Dominica» are:
To analyze the Dominican Economy, Logistics and Global Trade
To conduct research on business opportunities in Dominica
To research the trade relations of Dominica with the student's country
To know Trade Agreements of Dominica
To develop a business plan for the Dominican Market
The Subject «Foreign Trade, Logistics and Business in Dominica» is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:
American Trade and Economic Organizations. Dominica is a member of...
Organization of American States (OAS)
Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC)
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC)
European Union-CELAC Summit
Global Organizations:
Commonwealth
International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF)
World Bank
World Trade Organization (WTO)
International Monetary Fund
United Nations
Commonwealth of Dominica.
Dominica is a French Overseas Territory (PTOUM)
Dominican Capital: Roseau
Largest cities: Roseau, Canefield and Portsmouth
Dominican Parishes: Saint Andrew, Saint David, Saint George, Saint John, Saint Joseph, Saint Luke, Saint Mark, Saint Patrick, Saint Paul and Saint Peter
Dominica does not share land borders with any country
Nearest countries to Dominica by sea: Guadalupe and Martinique
Area of Dominica: 751 km²
Population of Dominica: 74,000 inhabitants
Dominican Population density: 105 inhabitants / km²
Official language of Dominica: English
French Creole
is widely used
Abolition of Slavery in Dominica: 1834
Climate of Dominica: tropical
1493: discovery by the Spanish (Dominica derives from Sunday, the day that
Christopher Columbus discover the Island)
XVII century: French colonization. Foundation of Rouseau
1805: British colonization
Type of government: Parliamentary Republic
Dominica became independent from the United Kingdom in 1967
Boiling Lake has the second most important hot springs in the world
Territorial tensions with Venezuela
over the maritime area that surrounds the Aves Island
Main religion in Dominica: Christianity (Catholicism).
Dominica belongs to the Caribbean Economic Area.
The Dominican Economy.
Main economic activities of Dominica are: financial services (off-shore), tourism and agriculture
Other important crops are: citrus, mangoes, tubers, coconuts, cocoa
Main industries: soap, coconut oil transformation, furniture, cement
blocks and footwear
Currency Dominican: East Caribbean dollar (XCD)
Country code top-level domain of Dominica:.dm
Douglas-Charles Airport (45-minute drive to Portsmouth, 1 hour from
Roseau)
Canefield Airport (DCF)
The Dominican Foreign Trade
Main Exports of Dominica son bananas, soap, vegetables,
tamarind, vegetables, grapefruit and oranges
Main export markets of Dominica: the United States, the UK, France, Brazil, Japan, Jamaica, Antigua and Barbuda, Guyana, Paraguay, Trinidad and Tobago
Main imports of Dominica: food, machinery, chemicals, fertilizers,
minerals, transportation equipment and fuels
Largest providers of Dominica: Brazil, the United States, Trinidad and Tobago, Netherlands, Venezuela, Finland, UK, France, China, Japan