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Jamaica Signs Domestic Work Convention, Bill Passes to Establish Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Body and Tourism Stakeholders Urged to Cater to the Disabled.

Prime Minister Calls for Review of Aid Criteria for Middle Income Countries, Government to Increase Local Suppliers to Tourism Sector and number of Criminal Courts at the Supreme Court to be increased.

Jamaica to record 4 million visitors this year; Police Commissioner welcomes FBI support; and Jamaica Intellectual Property Office to train patent examiners.

United States Government donates 7,000 less lethal devices to the JCF, IMF and Jamaica to Discuss Successor Programme and Cabinet to Receive Draft Action Plan for Public Sector Reform.

Sports Minister expresses grief at Death of St. George’s College Footballer, Tourism Minister To Attend World Routes Conference in China and Five Jamaican Films to Premiere at Trinidad Festival.

Tourism Ministry to take over management of Montego Bay Convention Centre, Education Curriculum Realigned to benefit young people and CCTV Cameras for the Half Way Tree Transport Centre Next School Year.

Prime Minister in New York for the 71st Session of the UN General Assembly; Runway at Ian Fleming International Airport to be expanded; and Health Minister Calls on Services Clubs to continue support for health sector.

Tourism Minister urges local stakeholders to maintain high standards of service; Coffee farmers to be paid 8,000 dollars per box for coffee berries and Health Minister encourages UHWI to establish telemedicine platform in Jamaica.

Prime Minister Holness challenges tourism stakeholders to double visitor arrivals, Protocols being developed to guide crime-fighting efforts by the clergy and Cleanup Works Begin on Marcus Garvey Drive.

News Recap September 12-16

News Recap September 12-16

SRC opens science laboratories in four schools; Air conditioning system to be installed at Montego Bay Cruise Ship Terminal; and Prime Minster urges citizens to keep communities clean.