Jamaicans have a growing interest in Guyana’s booming business sector and key private sector players expect that direct flights between the two countries and more trade will come to fruition shortly. This expectation was made known when Vice President of the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association Richard Coe and Chairman of the Airports Authority of Jamaica, Mark Hart visited Guyana last week, as part of a sizable business delegation led by Jamaica’s Minister of Industry, Investment and

The Ghana–Jamaica Chamber of Commerce (@GHANJACC) successfully hosted its Business Investment Mixer last night in Accra, convening a dynamic gathering of entrepreneurs, investors, industry professionals, and creatives. The event provided a platform for strategic networking, focused dialogue, and the exchange of insights aimed at deepening Ghana–Jamaica trade relations and exploring new avenues for bilateral investment opportunities. | Ameyaw Debrah

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