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A Flag in the Sun — A Celebration of Argentine Independence in Jamaica
Ambassador Luis Del Solar (left) and director of bilateralrelations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Shorna-Kay Richards (second left) shared a moment with Japaneseambassador Hiromasa Yamazaki and his wife Hikaru.
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May 24, 2019

A Flag in the Sun — A Celebration of Argentine Independence in Jamaica

Friday Social

This year, Argentina will commemorate the 209th anniversary of the May Revolution, a historic event that led to independence. On Thursday, Ambassador of the Argentine Republic to Jamaica Luis Del Solar hosted the milestone at the official residence, which saw many diplomats, government officials and entrepreneurs partaking in an evening of supberb Argentine wine and delicacies. The event was also attended by president of the Senate Tom Tavares-Finson, Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Audley Shaw and Jamaica Defence Force Chief of Defence Staff Lieutenant General Rocky Meade.

The newly appointed Del Solar hopes that this signficant celebration will further solidify the long-standing ties that exist between Jamaica and Argentina.

“We hope to keep the closest in order to continue working together in other topics of common interest, like the cooperation in agriculture and education and increased international trade,” he explained. Tavares-Finson congratulated the ambassador on his appointment, and lauded the support of the Argentine Government to Jamaica and its citizens. Just last December, Jamaica was invited to the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Bueno Aires to discuss issues of climate change and resilience. It is these moments, Tavares-Finson argued, that help cement the excellent relations between the two nations.

Friday Social shares the memorable moments.

British High Commissioner to Jamaica Asif Ahmad (right) engagedGerman ambassador to Jamaica Dr Bernd von Münchow-Poh (left)and Jamaica Defence Force Chief of Defence Staff LieutenantGeneral Rocky Meade in conversation.
From left:Stacy James,informationconsultant;Frank James,chief executiveofficer ofGraceKennedyDomestic;and ShariceFernander,brand manager,Grace Foodsand Services,were delightedto be a part ofthe Argentiniancelebration.
Ambassador Luis Del Solar (left) shared a joke with director ofLatin American Caribbean Centre at The UWI Gillian Bristol andAmbassador of Chile to Jamaica Franscio J Bernales.
It was all smiles for Spanish ambassador to Jamaica Josep Bosch;chargé d’affaires of the Costa Rican Embassy Gina Grillo (left); anddeputy head of mission at the Spanish Embassy Victoria Garcia.
US Chargé d’Affaires Eric Khant and CanadianHigh Commissioner to Jamaica Laurie JPeters were happy to be in attendance.
The Embassy of the Argentine Republic was well representedby (from left) Yunari Robinson, financial administrator; LourdesYzaguirre, administrative assistant; Patricio Uruena Palacio, deputyhead of mission; Dora Doig, administrative assistant; Luis Del Solar,ambassador of the Argentine Republic to Jamaica; and MariaArscott, administrative assistant.
Audley Shaw (left), minister of industry, commerce, agriculture andfisheries, and Ambassador Luis Del Solar talked shop at the event.
Ambassador of the Argentine Republic to Jamaica Luis Del Solar greeted president of the Senate TomTavares-Finson. (Photos: Michael Gordon)
Lorriann Meade,aviation securitycoordinator, flaunteda polka dot dressat the ceremonialaffair.
Administrative assistants fromthe Embassy of the ArgentineRepublic Maria Arscott (left) andLourdes Yzaguirre showed theirsupport for the ambassador.
Jodi-Ann Cohen (left), brand associate forCPJ Wines, and Isabelle Henriques, liberalstudies major at The UWI, were pleased tobe a part of the night’s event.
Patricio UruenaPalacio (left),deputy headof missionembassy ofthe ArgentineRepublic,and IsabelleHenriques,UWI liberalstudies major,presentedRolandoDobles, tradecommissionerat ProcomerCosta Rica,a prize forwinning theraffle.

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