Belize Consults with Stakeholders on CARICOM Market Implementation

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, in collaboration with the CARICOM Secretariat is currently hosting a series of consultations in Belize aimed at gathering crucial feedback on the implementation of the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME). The consultation today in Belize City saw the participation of stakeholders, including representatives from tertiary institutions, government councilors, union leaders and the public to offer insight and discuss the benefits of CSME. Deputy Mayor of Belize City, Allan Pollard, spoke to Love News about the benefits of the consultation and how it can change the way persons perceive CSME. 

The discussions sparked were developed around Belize’s participation in the Caribbean economy and the facilitation of the movement of goods and services to support regional economic stability. Director of the CARICOM SINGLE MARKET, Leo Titus Preville, elaborated on how CSME Framework can contribute to economic growth and regional integration. 

Consultations throughout the country began yesterday and will wrap up on Friday