Minister of Finance and the Public Service Audley Shaw (centre) holds a brief discussion withJudith Wilson (left), marketing manager at JN Fund Managers Limited, and Keisha Sharpe-Gibbs,vice-president of sales and client services, also at JN Fund Managers, following his address at therecently held CARIF two-day Caribbean Infrastructure Forum held in Montego Bay.The forum aimed at, among other objectives, raising awareness of the need to build infrastructurescapable of withstanding extreme weather conditions in the region.

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December 20, 2017

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Minister of Finance and the Public Service Audley Shaw (centre) holds a brief discussion with

Judith Wilson (left), marketing manager at JN Fund Managers Limited, and Keisha Sharpe-Gibbs,

vice-president of sales and client services, also at JN Fund Managers, following his address at the

recently held CARIF two-day Caribbean Infrastructure Forum held in Montego Bay.

The forum aimed at, among other objectives, raising awareness of the need to build infrastructures

capable of withstanding extreme weather conditions in the region.

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