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Highlights of Caricom conference
Regional, Western
July 11, 2018

Highlights of Caricom conference

The 39th regular meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) held at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in St James concluded last Friday with Caricom c hairman and Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness declaring the three-day summit a success.

All 15 Caricom heads, as well as the five associate members, were in attendance at the conference, attended by more than 200 foreign nationals.

Deliberations covered a number of critical issues that impact the economic and social advancement of the countries of the region.

Among the key issues discussed were crime and security, disaster management and climate change, and implementation of the Caricom Single Market and Economy.

The Jamaica Observer West brings you highlights of the historic conference:

Chairman of Caricom and Prime Minister of Jamaica AndrewHolness (right) and President of the Republic of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel are locked in conversation during bilateral talks on Thursday.(Photo: Aceion Cunningham)
Chairman ofCaricom andPrime Ministerof JamaicaAndrew Holness(right) greetssecretary generalof CARICOMAmbassadorIrwin LaRocqueon the openingday of theconference.(Photo: PhilpLemonte)
Chairman of Caricom and Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness (left) makes his way to theplatform during the opening ceremony as Cabinet members and other dignitaries cheer on.(Photo: Philp Lemonte)
Things Jamaican Marketing officer Camille Hyatt-Wisdom (left) introduces one of her company’sproducts to St Lucians Elma Gene Isaacs (second left) and Alexendra Aurelien at the Things Jamaicanbooth. (Photo: Philp Lemonte)
Chairman of Caricom and Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness (front row, fifth left) and secretary general of CARICOMAmbassador Irwin LaRocque (front row, third left) pose with Caricom heads for a photo op. (Photo: Philp Lemonte)

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