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Leesa Kow, JN Bank managing director, and Keith Levy (centre), JN Bank chairman, share a conversation with Gaston Browne (left), prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda, at an official side meeting to the 49th Caricom heads of government meeting in Jamaica centred on deepening partnerships between Africa and the Caribbean. The event was held at the Half Moon Hotel Conference Centre in Montego Bay, St James, on July 8. The event, organised by NTT Global Destinations under the theme ‘From Shared Roots to a Shared Future: Africa and the Caribbean Unite’, was sponsored by JN Bank and Afreximbank. It featured panel discussions, cultural showcases and networking to strengthen Africa-Caribbean ties..
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July 23, 2025

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On July 8, a high-level event, titled ‘From Shared Roots to a Shared Future: Africa and the Caribbean Unite’, was held as an official side engagement to the 49th Caricom heads of government meeting in Montego Bay, St James. Organised by NTT Global Destinations and sponsored by JN Bank and Afreximbank, the event focused on strengthening economic, cultural and diaspora ties between Africa and the Caribbean. Here are some photo highlights from the event:

Gillian Hyde (left), JN Bank deputy managing director, leads a discussion with (from second left) Godfrey Dyer, chairman of the Tourism Enhancement Fund; Odette Dyer, regional director of the Jamaica Tourist Board; and Lorna Johnson, former honorary consul of Jamaica in Los Angeles, at an official side meeting to the 49th Caricom heads of government meeting in Jamaica centred on deepening partnerships between Africa and the Caribbean. The event, held at the Half Moon Hotel Conference Centre in Montego Bay, St James, on July 8, was sponsored by JN Bank and Afreximbank and organised by NTT Global Destinations. It featured a symposium and African Village aimed at strengthening Africa-Caribbean relations..

Hugh Reid (right), general manager, JN Life Insurance Company, greets E David Burt, premier of Bermuda, at an official side meeting to the 49th Caricom heads of government meeting in Jamaica centred on deepening partnerships between Africa and the Caribbean. The event was held at the Half Moon Hotel Conference Centre in Montego Bay, St James on July 8. The event was held under the theme: ‘From Shared Roots to a Shared Future: Africa and the Caribbean Unite’. Looking on is Elizabeth Agboola, cultural diplomat and chief executive officer of NTT Global Destinations, organiser of the JN Bank and Afreximbank-sponsored event..

Hugh Miller (right), acting general manager of JN Fund Managers, converses with Dr Navin Singh, eyecare professional, at an official side meeting to the 49th Caricom heads of government meeting in Jamaica centred on deepening partnerships between Africa and the Caribbean. The event was held at the Half Moon Hotel Conference Centre in Montego Bay, St James, on July 8. The event, sponsored by JN Bank and Afreximbank and organised by NTT Global Destinations, was held under the theme: ‘From Shared Roots to a Shared Future: Africa and the Caribbean Unite’..

Keith Levy, JN Bank chairman, shares a light moment with Ambassador Janet Olisa, former Nigerian high commissioner to Jamaica, at an official side meeting to the 49th Caricom heads of government meeting in Jamaica centred on deepening partnerships between Africa and the Caribbean on July 8. The event, held at the Half Moon Hotel Conference Centre in Montego Bay, St James, was sponsored by JN Bank and Afreximbank and organised by NTT Global Destinations. It included panel discussions, cultural showcases and networking to strengthen Africa-Caribbean ties..

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