HE Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of Guyana, and a high-level delegation were in London this week (26 to 28 April) for a three-day visit.

On Thursday 7th April, HE Albert R. Ramdin, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Business and International Cooperation of Suriname told our members “we welcome the private sector through The Caribbean Council to partner with us.”

On Thursday 31st March, HE Milton Inniss, the HighCommissioner of Barbados to the UK, meet with our members to tell them that “Barbados is open for business!” The conversation was wide-ranging and

On Thursday, 28th October , HE Karen-Mae Hill, the High Commissioner of Antigua and Barbuda, told our members about her country’s robust pandemic response that has led to a rebound of #tourism, how a

After four years of Brexit negotiations, the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement entered into force on 1 January 2021, setting out new opportunities and challenges for

11th February 2021 Cuba is facing a pivotal moment for its economy and history.  The country is undergoing deep economic reform. Efforts to promote commercial

Businesses of all sizes and sectors across every region have been impacted in an unprecedented way by the current pandemic caused by COVID-19. In this webinar, organized by the British Chamber

The global rollout of COVID-19 vaccines is raising hopes that the global pandemic will soon end. To remain regionally and internationally competitive ahead of the post-pandemic boom, El Salvador is continuing to strive for

Thursday 12th November Vision 2030 Jamaica is the first long-term National Development Plan which aims to put Jamaica in a position to achieve developed country

On 28 October 2020, the Caribbean Council was pleased to welcome Shelly-Ann Mohammed Head of ACCA Caribbean, Asha Javeed, Senior Journalist at Trinidad Express, and Nirad Tewarie CEO of

Tuesday 8th September 2020 Guyana is expected to see an overall economic growth in 2020 with further positive projections over the next two years. This is

Tuesday, 1st September 2020 ESG investing is growing rapidly and its popularity will continue to increase. What does this mean for your investments or business in Central America and the Caribbean? The financial argument in favour of ESG investments is

Thursday 25th June 2020 The spread of COVID-19 is changing how we live and work in ways we would not have thought possible Today’s new normal for businesses includes work-from-home difficulties, disrupted supply chains, cash

Tuesday 26th May 2020 LIVECaribbeanCouncil provides a unique perspective to the regulatory and economicchallenges and investment opportunities in the Caribbean. We will host a series of webinars guiding stakeholders through the different Caribbean governments’ response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and both their short and long term

On, Wednesday 15 June, we were delighted to receive Jonathan Emmanuel – Partner in Bird and Bird’s Technology and Communications Sector Group; Dr Justin Ram Co-Founder

On Thursday, 2nd July The Caribbean Council hosted the latest of its LIVECaribbean webinar series on “Tourism in the Caribbean – The Way Forward to

The Latin American Chambers & Latin Network were delighted to invite members and colleagues to its annual Latin American Networking Party!The 16th Edition of the Latin American Networking

The Caribbean Council in partnership with BEI were pleased to welcome a high profile delegation from the government of El Salvador. Minister Michelle Soy, Ministry

On Thursday, 20 February the Cuba Initiative was delighted to welcome a delegation from the MInistry of Foreign trade and foreign investment in Cuba. The delegation

The Caribbean Council in conjunction with British Expertise was delighted to welcome members to a panel discussion. The panel brought together experts on the region

On the 27 January 2020 members from the Central America Business Council participated in a private meeting with S.E. Juan Carlos Sosa, Deputy Minister of Commerce