Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community reiterate their unwavering opposition and that of their peoples to the blatant and persistent use of the Caribbean Sea for the transhipment of highly toxic nuclear materials.   They again call on the Governments of France, Japan and the United King...

     1. In signing the `Herdmanston Accord' on 17 January 1998, the Leaders of Guyana's two main political Parties stated that they are doing so `specially mindful of the willingness of (their) CARICOM colleagues to remain engaged with Guyana in this endeavour'. It is in this spi...

1. The Caribbean Community is confronted with an unprecedented threat whereby a Member territory could actually cease to exist, not as a result of a plebiscite, but as the result of a natural disaster and its consequences. Montserrat, though a British dependent territory, is one of the earliest memb...

The Bureau of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community, meeting in St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda, on Tuesday, August 26, 1997, expressed its deep regret to the Government and people of Grenada and the family of the late Sir Eric Gairy at the passing of the former Prime Mini...

Positioning the Caribbean for the Twenty-First Century We, the Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community, assembled for the Eighteenth Meeting of our Conference, in Montego Bay, Jamaica, on 4 July 1997; Recalling the historic gathering of fifty years ago in this city, when an earlier generati...

INTRODUCTIONEXTERNAL AND INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE COUNTRYVISION OF THE CARIBBEAN IN THE FUTURE, AND IDEAL CARIBBEAN PERSONDEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE SINGLE MARKET AND ECONOMYSTRATEGIC INTERVENTIONS:Strategies for Survival,Development and ProsperitySocial In...

BRIDGETOWN DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES AND PLAN OF ACTIONCONTENTSBRIDGETOWN DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES PLAN OF ACTIONI. TRADE, DEVELOPMENT, FINANCE AND THE ENVIRONMENTEnhancement of Trade and InvestmentFree Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA)TelecommunicationsEconomic Development and Financial FlowsDisas...

The Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community assembled for the Special Session of their Conference considered reports of the possible shipment of plutonium through the Caribbean Sea which have been discussed at length in the media and which have given rise to expressions of serious concern by ...

I. INTRODUCTION The Caribbean Regional Economic Conference was held in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, from 27 February to 1 March 1991. The Conference was a unique and historic occasion bringing together for the first time all the social partners - the public sector, the private sector organiza...

We the Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community, assembly at Kingston, Jamaica - DECLARE as follows: Democracy and Popular Participation We resolve, and enjoin our citizens to pursue all of our just economic, social and political objectives within the framework of our deeply cherished democrat...