Why Grenada?
Grenada has one of the most pristine natural environments in the Caribbean and offers investors, tourists, migrant workers and overseas students a high quality of life, low crime, and a relatively un-spoilt natural environment.
The physical beauty of the country is complemented by its rich history, and vibrant living cultural heritage. The island’s easy rhythms and friendly openness of its residents evoke an atmosphere that has long since vanished elsewhere. Residents are famous for their friendly and hospitable nature.
Grenada is one of the most politically stable countries in the region. It is a democratic state with a Westminster Style Parliamentary form of government and constitutionally held elections every five years.
The country has grown, over the past 30 years – at an average annual rate of 3.4 percent.
Grenada boasts a low crime rate and is considered one of the safest countries in the Caribbean.
Grenada’s basic infrastructure to support investment – sea and land transportation, electricity generation, telecommunications, and water – is quite well developed and is regarded as good and supportive of competitiveness by investors.
Grenada is full of investment potential in sectors such as Energy, ICT, Tourism, Agri business and Manufacturing.
Grenada places significant emphasis on educational and vocational training as part of national development. As a result, investors to Grenada can look forward to working with a qualified team.
Investors have access to lucrative markets through trade and investment agreements with regional and international countries.
- Official name: Grenada
- Dependencies: Carriacou and Petite Martinique
- Area, including all three islands: 344 km2 (133 sq. miles)
- Population: 124,610 (source: World Bank) (2021)
- Capital: St. George’s
- Location: 12.07° North 61.40° West
- Currency: Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD)
- Major languages: English (official), French patois
- Nationality: Grenadian
- Major religion: Christianity
- Life expectancy: Women: 78; Men: 72
- GNI per capita: 14,060 USD (Source: World Bank) (2021)
- Current labour force: 40% of population
- International dialling code: +1 473
- Internet domain: .gd
- Airport: Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA)
- Climate: Tropical, with average temperature of 24ºC (75ºF)
- Time zone: EST+ 1 (GMT – 4:00)
- Government: Constitutional monarchy
- Head of State: King Charles III, Governor General Dr. Cécile La Grenade
- Head of Government: Hon. Dickon Mitchell
- Ruling Party: National Democratic Congress (NDC)
- Elections:Last elections on 23 June 2022, next elections by 2027
- Suffrage: Universal at 18
- National Day: February 7th, 1974 (Independence Day)
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