The government of Cuba has invited the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to join several projects that can augment the Community’s efforts to confront climate change.
Cuba has proposed a project to recover sandy beaches; another on low carbon and resilient tourism cooperation; and a third that…
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New Cabinet in Dominica sworn in
(CMC) – Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit Monday night announced a 13-member Cabinet, less than a week after his…
Antigua’s multi-million dollar redeveloped port opens – CARICOM Business
Antigua and Barbuda’s redeveloped Deep Water Harbour port will place the country on a footing to becoming a…
CARICOM delegates participate in COP 15 side events
CARICOM delegations are participating in side events at the Fifteenth Conference of the Parties to the United…
Cholera’s continued spread in Haiti a ‘worrying trend’
(United Nations News) As cholera continues to spread in Haiti, a $145 million appeal to support the response is…
COTED advances work on creating improved framework for Region to trade
The Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED) is reporting progress in matters that will help create an…
UN chief urges governments, business to step up action to protect nature
(United Nations News) Governments and the private sector must move to effectively protect the natural environment,…
CARICOM, Cuba Commemorate Aircraft Tragedy
(Barbados Government Information Service) The tragic terrorist bombing of Cubana de Aviacíon flight 455 on October…
PM Skerrit sworn in
(CMC) – Roosevelt Skerrit was sworn in Wednesday as the Prime Minister of Dominica for a record six consecutive…
Developing countries face ‘impossible trade-off’ on debt: UNCTAD chief
(United Nations News) Spiralling debt in low and middle-income countries has compromised their chances of…