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PRESS RELEASE ON THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL (CCAT)
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has established a Caribbean Community Administrative Tribunal (CCAT). The CCAT will be launched at
I AM CARICOM’ Campaign showcased at Guyana’s Diplomatic Fair
(CARICOM Secretariat 7 February 2020) Youths were among the many
spectators who reflected on what it meant to be a part of the Caribbean
CARICOM CVOs provisionally endorse Draft Regional Policy on Trade in Animals, Animal Products
Chief Veterinary Officers (CVOs) of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) have provisionally endorsed the
CARICOM Chairman engages key stakeholders during Guyana visit
CARICOM Chairman, Prime Minister Mia Mottley of Barbados, paid a
visit to Guyana on Monday during which, among other things, she engaged
Region developing Communications Strategy to Combat Misinformation about Coronavirus
Health Ministers and Officials of the Region have agreed to draft an
Suriname reaffirms commitment to CARICOM
The Republic of Suriname has reaffirmed its commitment to the
Caribbean Community (CARICOM) through a new ambassador who was
CARICOM Health Ministers to hold Emergency Meeting on deadly Coronavirus
The Region’s Health Ministers will hold an emergency meeting on
Monday 3 February on the novel Coronavirus which the World Health
Services Sector key to CARICOM’s future – Barbados Min. Sandra Husbands
The importance of the Services sector to the future of the Caribbean
was highlighted Friday as CARICOM Ministers began a day-long
New Chair and Vice Chair elected to PANCAP-CVC-COIN Technical Advisory Group..
(PANCAP Coordinating Unit Press Release): The Pan-Caribbean Partnership against HIV and A
The UWI Activates Coronavirus Response Plan
Today, The UWI will host a Vice-Chancellor’s Forum which will offer informed analysis and perspectives.
CARICOM expresses condolences with passing of SVG’s former Governor General
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has extended sympathy to the
Government and people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on the death of
CDEMA, UNOCHA host data, information management training in Barbados
(Barbados Today) In efforts to improve collaboration and coordination of information and data management among ministries and agencies before, during and af
Climate change is a planetary emergency – how can we avert disaster?
- The Earth has coped relatively well with emissions so far.
- But ‘tipping points’ are being reached.
Ambassador Dr. Kurleigh King
The time has come to pull many strands in this paper together in
order to form a good appreciation of where the Caribbean Community stood
CARPHA: Coronovirus risk ‘low’ here but ‘be prepared’
(Barbados Today) The risk of a new, mysterious
strain of Coronavirus to the Caribbean is “low” but public health
Risk of Coronavirus in Caribbean ‘low’ says CARPHA
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago – As at 9th
January 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that a 2019
CDB Pushing TVET Lending
(Jamaica Gleaner) With youth unemployment still a
major social concern facing the region, the Caribbean Development Bank
PM Minnis: Government to review pledges, make decisions in best interest of The Bahamas
It is up to the Government to carefully review the pledges received at the recent Hurricane Dorian Pledging Conference and decide what is best for The Bahamas and for the