Gov’t signs bilateral investment treaty with Kuwait
Apr 08, 2013
KINGSTON, Jamaica - JAMAICA has signed a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) with Kuwait that will encourage and guide future investments into the Caribbean country.
The agreement, signed by Anthony Hylton, Jamaican Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, and Kuwaiti Minister of Finance Mustafa Al-Shemali, is part of a broader high-level Ministerial Trade Mission to the Middle East Gulf States of Kuwait, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. It forms a crucial part of the Government of Jamaica's push to transform Jamaica into one of the world's top four logistics centres, sais state promotion agency Jampro in a press release.
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