sábado 22 de febrero de 2025
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CARICOM remains a key advocate for Haiti

CARICOM February 9, 2025, Georgetown (CARICOM): The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) continues to play a significant role in supporting Haiti, including advocating with the international community for increased funding for security and humanitarian relief in Haiti, Assistant Secretary-General (ASG) for Foreign and Community Relations within the CARICOM Secretariat, Elizabeth Solomon has said.
In an interview ahead of the 48th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of CARICOM to be held from 19-21 February in Bridgetown, Barbados, ASG Solomon underscored the importance of the meeting to discuss, among other important issues, CARICOM’s continued support to Haiti.

Historic Step taken on Ocean Governance in the Wider Caribbean

Georgetown (CARICOM): The Ocean Coordination Mechanism (OCM) for the Wider Caribbean has been officially activated and will commence its activities this year, marking a significant achievement in advancing the sustainable management of marine resources in the region.

New Institute of Maroon and Indigenous Studies

Georgetown (Caricom): Professor Hilary Beckles, The University of West Indies (UWI) Vice-Chancellor and Chair of the CARICOM Reparations Commission (CRC) has welcomed the recommendation from Jamaica’s Maroon community to establish a new institute to research, document and share the rich history, culture and contribution of Maroon and Indigenous people.

CARICOM Chair invites region to CARIFESTA XV: August 2025

Georgetown (CARICOM): CARICOM Chair, Mia Amor Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados, says CARIFESTA XV will be an ideal platform for the region to build resilience through a celebration of the Community’s rich, diverse cultures.

CARICOM: Region remains committed to long-term plan for peace and security in Haiti

CARICOM                           December 31, 2024 Georgetown (CARICOM): “The Community remains committed to collaborating with Haiti in its pursuit of lasting peace, security, economic prosperity and social progress, which are stepping stones to the quality of life that the people of Haiti fully deserve and the prosperity and advancement to which all Caribbean citizens aspire.“    Ahead […]