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Jamaica Accedes to Afreximbank, Strengthening Ties to Global Africa
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Afreximbank, CARICOM Chair Welcome Strengthened Africa Ties
Dr. Andrew Holness (seated second from right), Prime Minister of Jamaica and chair of CARICOM, is pictured alongside fellow CARICOM Heads of Government, including Gaston Browne (seated far right), Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, and Dr. Terrance Drew (seated second from left), Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis. They were joined by an African delegation led by Professor Benedict Okechukwu Oramah (seated far left), president and chairma…
Jamaica accedes to Afreximbank, strengthening ties to Global Africa - Caribbean News Global
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica has officially acceded to the Establishment Agreement of African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), becoming the 13th Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member state of the African Multilateral Financial Institution. The historic signing took place on the sidelines of the 49th regular meeting of the conference of heads of government of the Caribbean Community. Jamaica’s accession marks a major achievement in the growth of G…
Following Barbados's example, Jamaica is also moving toward a new chapter, removing the British monarch as head of state. A complex but symbolically powerful process, it revitalizes the postcolonial movement in the Caribbean region. Jamaica has decisively embarked on the path toward transforming its institutional structure toward a republic, marking a crucial step in the Caribbean's postcolonial emancipation.
CARICOM, Afreximbank Strengthen Africa Ties
Afreximbank, CARICOM Chair Welcome Strengthened Africa Ties Professor Benedict Okechukwu Oramah, president and chairman of the Board at the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), has welcomed Jamaica’s formal accession to the partnership agreement between CARICOM and the bank, which adds an additional US$1.5 billion in financing to the Caribbean region. With Jamaica’s signature, 13 of the […]
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