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Jamaica Exporters’ Association aims to increase export earnings by 2019; Wife of Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister lauds work being done at Women’s Centre of Jamaica; and Mico University College hosts five-day STEM-based training camp.

Trinidad and Tobago Government addressing immigration concerns; Financial Secretary Devon Rowe retires; and Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation to open new adolescent clinic.

Jamaica to expand trade relations with Trinidad and Tobago; Upper House announces amendments to Interpretation Act; and Several water supply projects being implemented in St. Elizabeth.

Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister in Jamaica for four-day visit; Ground Broken for water supply improvement project in St Elizabeth; and TAJ office in downtown, Kingston closed for one week.

News Recap July 11-15

News Recap July 11-15

NationalTask Force Against Trafficking in Persons hails media contribution ot fight against human trafficking, vocational courses to become mandatory for secondary-level students; and police record over 200,000 traffic breaches as at June

Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago to visit Jamaica, July 17 to 21; Jamaica Bankers Association Funds Cyber security Campaign and Gov’t identifies locations for construction of artisan institutes.

Motorists urged to Stop Using Flashing Lights; Police Moving to Apprehend Criminals in Western Jamaica; and Port Authority of Jamaica Launches Electronic Platform to Improve Operations.

EPOC in support of sustained IMF relationship; Jamaica Public Service launches Smart Meter; and 80 kilometres of Cane Roads to be rehabilitated.

EPOC co chair lauds growth in private sector credit; Over 1, 200 patrons to benefit from Jamaica House Rio; and Gov’t reiterates its commitment to reducing energy costs.

Government to maintain measures implemented under IMF; legislation against gender-based violence to be reviewed in Parliament; and Diaspora students benefit from internship under GraceKennedy Jamaica Birthright Programme.