Timothy Austin

  • Photo of STATEMENT | DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE HEADS OF GOVERNMENT AND HEADS OF JUDICIARY OF CARICOM | MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA | 6 July 2025

    STATEMENT | DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE HEADS OF GOVERNMENT AND HEADS OF JUDICIARY OF CARICOM | MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA | 6 July 2025

    Heads of Government and Heads of Judiciary of Member States of the Caribbean Community convened an important and historic Dialogue today at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in Montego Bay, Jamaica. The purpose of the Dialogue was to establish a space for discussion among leaders of the executive and judicial branches of government regarding the challenges they face in their…

    Read More »
  • Photo of Trinidad and Tobago Claims Top Prizes at 18th CARICOM Road Race—10k

    Trinidad and Tobago Claims Top Prizes at 18th CARICOM Road Race—10k

    “This event reminds us that health is not just a personal responsibility, but a regional priority. With non-communicable diseases placing enormous strain on our families, our economies, and our healthcare system, we must embrace a culture of prevention, one that champions healthy living, movement, and mindfulness. Events like this are more than symbolic, they raise awareness, inspire action, and build…

    Read More »
  • Photo of “Our future lies in cooperation,” Prime Minister Andrew Holness says in CARICOM 52nd Anniversary message

    “Our future lies in cooperation,” Prime Minister Andrew Holness says in CARICOM 52nd Anniversary message

    “As Chair of CARICOM, Jamaica reaffirms its commitment to advancing the work of the Community. A secure and sustainable future for our Region can only be achieved through united coordinated efforts. Dr. The Most Honourable Andrew Holness, ON, PC, MPChair, CARICOMPrime Minister, Jamaica As the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) marks its 52nd anniversary on 4 July 2025, Chairman of CARICOM, Prime…

    Read More »
  • Photo of CARICOM Day 2025 Message |  Dr Carla Barnett | Secretary-General | Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

    CARICOM Day 2025 Message | Dr Carla Barnett | Secretary-General | Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

    CARICOM’s record of past achievements is a clear indication of our potential for sustained growth, security and resilience. We must seize every opportunity to make this a reality. CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Carla Barnett Today, on CARICOM Day 2025, we pause to reflect on our journey as a Region united by a shared history, culture, and vision for the future. In…

    Read More »
  • Photo of Japan and Colombia appoint new ambassadors to CARICOM

    Japan and Colombia appoint new ambassadors to CARICOM

    The governments of Japan, and the Republic of Colombia have appointed new Ambassadors to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). The accreditation ceremonies took place on Tuesday, July 1, at the CARICOM Secretariat in Georgetown, Guyana. CARICOM Secretary-General accepted the Letter of Credence from the new Ambassador of Japan to CARICOM, His Excellency Dr. UMEZAWA Akima noting that the CARICOM Secretariat headquarters,…

    Read More »
  • Photo of CARICOM, Palestine mark milestone in diplomatic relations

    CARICOM, Palestine mark milestone in diplomatic relations

     “We strongly urge an end to the illegal settlement of the occupied Palestinian Territories, a clear violation of international law. The Community’s repeated message is clear: there must be an unconditional and sustained ceasefire, protection of civilian lives, and unimpeded humanitarian aid in Gaza and the Occupied Palestinian Territories.” CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Carla Barnett On Tuesday, 2 July, the Caribbean…

    Read More »
  • Photo of Resolve differences to effectively drive regional integration—CYA-Jamaica

    Resolve differences to effectively drive regional integration—CYA-Jamaica

    “We remain upbeat about the future and continue to engage different processes to ensure that changes are implemented. After all, we are ‘the now,’ and we continue to be hopeful that we can collectively bridge the divide and solve any differences so we can effectively drive regional integration.” – Odane Brooks, CARICOM Youth Ambassador (Jamaica) Young people comprise approximately 60%…

    Read More »
  • Photo of Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness assumes chairmanship of CARICOM

    Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness assumes chairmanship of CARICOM

    Effective today, 1 July 2025, Dr The Most Honourable Andrew Holness, ON, PC, MP, Prime Minister of Jamaica, has formally assumed the Chairmanship of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). As we prepare for the 49th Regular Meeting of the Conference of CARICOM Heads of Government, Prime Minister Holness has shared a message outlining his vision and priorities for the Community. Please…

    Read More »
  • Photo of Youth Development through sport essential to securing Region’s future, says CARICOM DSG

    Youth Development through sport essential to securing Region’s future, says CARICOM DSG

    “It is also important to explore how the Region’s policymakers and development specialists can partner to exploit the untapped opportunities for securing positive educational outcomes, strengthening community development and facilitating greater youth engagement through chess.” Dr Armstrong Alexis | Deputy Secretary-General | CARICOM CARICOM Deputy Secretary-General, Dr Armstrong Alexis, believes that participation in sport can unlock young people’s potential to…

    Read More »
  • Photo of “The Community must redouble efforts to protect our planet and secure the prosperity of our people”—CARICOM DSG

    “The Community must redouble efforts to protect our planet and secure the prosperity of our people”—CARICOM DSG

    “Although the [Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre] is charged with the responsibility of leading the Region’s technical work associated with climate change, it behoves all of us as a Community to redouble our efforts to protect our planet and secure the prosperity of our people.” CARICOM Deputy Secretary-General Dr Armstrong Alexis The Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC), also known…

    Read More »
Back to top button