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Officials are to embark on a major training programme to develop the potential of tourism industry’s workers especially in foreign language exposure.They are to engage in training in multiple languages as part of Barbados’ tourism expansion drive to bring visitors from diverse areas to the island.Permanent Secretary Francine Blackman told the Parliament of Barbados on Wednesday that the National Training Initiative (NTI) is embarking on training of 200 workers on its online platform and an a...

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley believes Barbados can be the hub of transshipment to the African and South American markets. Mottley was speaking in Parliament on Wednesday, the second day of the Estimates Debate to discuss the Appropriation Bill 2023. In her opinion, it is imperative that Barbados leverages its geographical location in order to grow the economy. “It is quicker to travel from Barbados to Accra, Buenos Aires, Dhaka, …

The upcoming VII Summit of Heads of State of CELAC marks the return of Brazil to the regional integration mechanism, and will see the participation of the majority of leaders of the new ‘pink tide’ in the region

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There has been no Caribbean side at the World Cup since Trinidad 16 years ago. Why is that, and what's being done to try and change it?

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/PRNewswire/ -- The "Public Safety LTE & 5G Market: 2022 – 2030 – Opportunities, Challenges, Strategies & Forecasts" report presents an in-depth assessment of...

According to the UN, on November 15 humankind will cross a demographic milestone. Yet, the UN conference due to decide the newborn’s future livelihood, isn’t wishing well