Jamaica’s PM leaves for CARICOM heads assembly in The Bahamas

Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness left the nation on Wednesday to attend the forty fourth Common Assembly of the Caribbean Group’s (CARICOM) Convention of Heads of Authorities in Nassau, The Bahamas.

Holness is predicted to return to the island on Friday.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is to carry bilateral discussions on the margins of CARICOM with US Particular Presidential Envoy for Local weather Change, John Kerry; President of Afreximbank, Professor Benedict Oramah; the Director-Common of the World Commerce Group; and the President and Chair of the US Exim Financial institution.

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Within the prime minister’s absence, Dr. Horace Chang, deputy prime minister, will oversee the Authorities.