ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada — Grenada is taking steps to strengthen oversight and transparency of its Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programme, placing the controversial investment-migration system back at the centre of the country’s political agenda.

The latest measures come amid increased scrutiny of Caribbean CBI programmes and pressure from the European Union for participating countries to make significant changes to passport-by-investment arrangements.

Grenada’s government is seeking to reinforce confidence in the programme while responding to concerns about transparency, accountability and international standards.

The CBI programme has played an important role in attracting foreign investment and generating government revenue, making its future politically and economically significant for Grenada.

The latest approach focuses on stronger oversight and greater transparency, while also encouraging cooperation with regional partners.

For the government, maintaining the credibility of Grenada’s investment-migration system is increasingly important as international regulators pay closer attention to Caribbean citizenship programmes.

The changes could also affect how international applicants, authorised agents and investment projects are assessed under the programme.

Political attention is expected to remain high as Grenada balances the economic benefits of CBI with demands for stronger regulatory safeguards.

The government’s latest move signals that tighter scrutiny and greater accountability are likely to shape the future of Grenada’s citizenship programme.

Further details on implementation and the practical impact of the measures are expected as the reforms progress.