On today’s programme, several employees of the Norman Manley International Airport NMIA will benefit from training opportunities under a new 25-year concession agreement the Government has signed with Mexican entity Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico S.A.B De C.V. GAP, for the operation of the facility.
The government is looking to see how the bamboo industry can be strengthened into a full-fledged economic enterprise that will drive agriculture and manufacturing.
Government to execute major infrastructure projects in short order; 1,500 young people to be trained under Jamaica National Service Corps programme within a year and Construction on Dump up beach in St. James to begin in January 2019.
Government to continue providing housing solutions to tackle squatting; EU welcomes upcoming plastic and Styrofoam ban and agriculture ministry committed to standardising local bamboo industry.
Chairman of First Angels, Joseph Matalon and Manager, Sandra Glasgow recently visited JIS Radio’s Studio 58A, to discuss with host Vaughn Davis, what attributes turn their heads when looking for investment opportunities. We bring you an excerpt of their interview.
As Jamaica’s relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) draws closer to an end, there are positive signs that the economy is headed in the right direction.
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