Tag: CARICOM

Dr. Terrance Drew - Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis had a meeting with the officials from the K&K Group, led by Chairman Dr. Tajeddine Seif. The meeting of the PM of St. Kitts and Nevis with them signals of the efforts being put in by the Government towards fulfilling the sustainable agenda.

CARICOM expressed concern over the raid conducted on the Embassy of Mexico in Ecuador, as it violates the Vienna Convention.

Caribbean nations have been asking the government of the United States (US) to make a concerted effort to quell the influx of illegal guns.

Contingents of the Royal Bahamas Defense Force and the Belize Defense Force are currently in Jamaica for training exercise which has been given the name Trogon Shield.

Guyana spoke out against Venezuela’s attempts to take control of the nation’s Essequibo region, while urging international legislators to take stock of the situation and interject, thus ensuring that both Guyana’s sovereignty and peace in the region are maintained.

President Irfaan Ali of Guyana spoke on behalf of the nation, urging the Muslim population of the country to pray for peace and the safety of those who find themselves in conflict zones around the world, as they observe the Holy Month of Ramadan.

The Government of the Bahamas has refused to budge from its stance with regards to the proposed free movement of individuals as certain CARICOM nations continue to seek approval for possible amendments to the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas (RTC).

The Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean approves the addition of Dominica, Grenada and The Bahamas into its ranks.

CARICOM members spent the better part of three days discussing the situation in Haiti with the hope that they could find a solution to the problem.

PM Pierre attended one-day CELAC summit and discussed about food security, climate change, peace, healthcare, sustainable development goals, and citizens' security. 

One of the primary issues on the agenda was global conflicts and manner in which they can be resolved during CELAC summit.

Prime Minister Keith Rowley of Trinidad and Tobago has been very vocal recently about the fact that the private sector in the has failed to avail agribusiness opportunities in Guyana and Suriname.