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10/09/2025
EU and the Caribbean tackle sargassum crisis in the Caribbean
New value chains and new jobs in the Caribbean St GEORGE’S, Grenada – For over a decade, extensive sargassum seaweed blooms have affected Caribbean coasts, disrupting fisheries, tourism and local communities and causing multi-million damage. Through the European Union’s (EU) Global Gateway Investmen
10/09/2025
CDB support powers more reliable, sustainable electricity systems in Suriname
NICKERIE, Suriname: The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB / the Bank), in partnership with the Government of Suriname and N.V. EnergieBedrijven Suriname (EBS), has marked a major milestone in Suriname’s ongoing power sector modernisation with the commissioning of two new substations in Nickerie.Locate
10/09/2025
Commonwealth launches model law to unlock growth in digital trade
ENGLAND / JAMAICA – During the Caribbean Telecommunications Union’s ICT Week, held in Jamaica, the Commonwealth Secretariat officially launched the Commonwealth Model Law on Digital Trade, accompanied by an implementation guide. This landmark legal framework is designed to modernise trade rules, str
10/08/2025
PISLM reaffirmed efforts throughout the region at COTED meeting, Caribbean Week of Agriculture
ST GEORGE’S, Grenada – Newly appointed Executive Director for the Partnership Initiative for Sustainable Land Management (PISLM), Dr Ronen C. A Francis reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to supporting sustainable land and soil management efforts throughout the region.Dr Francis, who represente
10/08/2025
Will Latin America finally reach its potential?
By FocusEconomicsThe regional economy has been weak as of lateLatin America’s economy grew an average of just 1.4 percent in the decade to 2024—the weakest performance among all world regions. For comparison, the far-wealthier euro area expanded 1.5 percent, while the corresponding figure for Easter
10/08/2025
OECS launches Climate Action Plan
CASTRIES, St Lucia – In the Eastern Caribbean, tourism is the heartbeat of the economies of many islands. It creates livelihood for countless families and connects our vibrant island cultures to the world. From fishermen supplying local restaurants to artisans crafting souvenirs, from guesthouse own
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