Grenada’s Finance Minister, Honourable Dennis Cornwall, is set to participate in the 112th Monetary Council gathering of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) on February 13, 2026. The high-level meeting will be hosted at the ECCB headquarters in Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis, bringing together finance ministers from across the currency union.
The council session represents a fundamental component of the ECCB’s governance framework, tasked with conducting comprehensive assessments of monetary and credit conditions throughout the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU). Minister Cornwall will be accompanied by Mike Sylvester, Permanent Secretary within Grenada’s Ministry of Finance, forming the island’s official delegation.
These biannual meetings serve as critical policy-making platforms where council members examine the ECCB Governor’s detailed report on regional economic performance. The agenda typically encompasses deliberations on financial stability mechanisms, credit market evolution, and strategic policy initiatives designed to foster sustainable economic development across member nations.
The Grenadian government has reaffirmed its dedication to active engagement in regional financial governance structures, emphasizing its commitment to policies that enhance economic resilience and promote developmental objectives within the Eastern Caribbean framework.
The ECCB Monetary Council operates as the supreme decision-making body for the currency union, maintaining oversight of monetary policy and financial sector stability across its eight member territories.