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BARBADOS SIGNS COOPERATION AGREEMENTS WITH GUYANA AND SURINAME

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July 6, 2022
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July 5, 2022 – Within the past 24 hours, Barbados signed new agreements with two of its CARICOM neighbors, providing for enhanced cooperation between the governments and the exploitation of opportunities in several areas of economic activity for their people.

The Agreement for a Strategic Dialogue and Cooperation Platform between Barbados and Suriname was signed by Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley and President of Suriname Chandrikapersad Santokhi at the Presidential Palace in Paramaribo on Monday night, while the Barbados/Guyana agreement was signed during a break from talks at the 43rd Regular Meeting CARICOM Heads of Government this morning.

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