Business

Trinidad & Tobago officials to assess port infrastructure in Guyana and Barbados

Ferry
A ferry was built in India and is currently in use in northwest Guyana. (Photo via St Kitts & Nevis Observer)
By Joanne Clark

In a bid to propel the establishment of a common transportation ferry system, a team of technical officials hailing from Trinidad & Tobago is set to embark on a crucial inspection mission to Guyana and Barbados.

- Advertisement -

The Guyana government disclosed in a recent statement that the delegation will traverse the two CARICOM nations over the next two weeks to out the inspection.

Discussions on the inter-regional ferry system

Technical officers and other stakeholders met in Port of Spain last week to discuss the inter-regional ferry system. The focal point of this meeting was to delve into the intricacies of the proposed inter-regional ferry system.

More Stories

Conversational AI in e-commerce: What Caribbean brands must know

The Caribbean digital marketplace is not a future anymore, but is current, and it is happening now, from bustling shipping hubs of Kingston to...
western union remittances

Jamaica’s remittance inflows fell 8.3% in October after Hurricane Melissa

Jamaica’s remittance inflows fell sharply in October, declining by 8.3 per cent compared with the same month last year, in one of the steepest...
Golden Krust

Golden Krust unveils five-year plan to add 50 new US locations

Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery & Grill is embarking on an ambitious expansion, announcing plans to open 50 new franchise restaurants across the United States...

Company registration in UK: Step-by-step process explained

Incorporating a company in the United Kingdom is one of the essential steps to be taken by any person intending to commence a formal...
Adam Stewart

CNW Businessman/Philanthropist of the Year 2025: Adam Stewart

At a moment when the Caribbean’s tourism economy faced one of its greatest tests, Adam Stewart emerged as a defining figure in both business...

How modern recruitment software transforms hiring

In today’s rapidly shifting and increasingly competitive job landscape, businesses are under immense pressure to identify and onboard the right talent swiftly and efficiently....
Solomon Sharpe, Executive Chairman of Caymanas Park

Supreme Ventures acquires Sportsmax infrastructure following closure

Supreme Ventures Racing & Entertainment Limited, the operator of Caymanas Park, has acquired the broadcast and production infrastructure of SportsMax Ltd, following the company’s...
West Indies Petroleum Terminal

West Indies Petroleum Terminal Limited lists on JSE Main Market

West Indies Petroleum Terminal Limited (WIPT) has successfully listed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) Main Market by way of introduction and began trading...
Jamaica hailed by World Bank as leader in debt reduction

Jamaica’s reserves hold firm at US$6.3B despite Hurricane Melissa fallout

Jamaica’s international reserves remain at historically strong levels despite a weakened external position following the impact of Hurricane Melissa, which struck the island on...
JN Money

JN Money covers grocery bills for shoppers in hurricane-hit Santa Cruz

Gratitude, relief and excitement filled In Town Supermarket in Santa Cruz on December 18, as JN Money stepped in to cover grocery bills for...

Latest Articles

Load more

Caribbean National Weekly

P.O. Box 551712
Davie, Fl 33355

Tel: (954) 739.6618
Fax: (954) 317.3770
Sales: [email protected]
Press: [email protected]

About CNW

Caribbean National Weekly (CNW) is the oldest independently produced publication serving the vibrant and ever-growing Caribbean American community in South Florida.
We are the number one online & print news source for Caribbean Americans throughout the United States, with South Florida as our main hub.

Company

Join Our ENews

*required

© 2023 CN Media LLC. All Rights Reserved

MORE STORIES
Christopher Bovell

PM Holness, Mark Golding, Daryl Vaz pay tribute to former Senator...

Skip to content