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Human Rights Organisation congratulates Curacao achieving Associate Membership in CARICOM

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June 13, 2024
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Curacao Prime Minister Pisas - James Finies Bonaire

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Bonaire Human Rights Organisation is congratulating Curaçao on its achievement of Associated Member in the Caribbean Community(CARICOM). In a letter to the country’s Prime Minister and copied to the media, the Dutch human rights organisation which achieved associated membership in CARICOM Reparations Commission in 2023, expressed delight “CARICOM has accepted Curaçao into its fold, as we firmly believe that your participation will greatly enrich the community’s collective efforts towards justice and reparation, among other crucial initiatives.”

Curaçao is a Dutch speaking island in the Caribbean.

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The organisation also noted as Associate Member Curaçao stands to benefit from enhanced opportunities for collaboration in areas such as trade, security, health, and education.

The milestone is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the government and the people of Curaçao in aligning with CARICOM’s values and objectives, the group expressed. “It also reflects Curaçao’s growing influence and leadership within the Caribbean region.”

See letter to Prime Minister Gilmar Pisas

Honorable Mr Gilmar Pisas

Prime Minister of Curaçao

Fort Amsterdam

Curaçao

 

Mexico City, June 12 2024

 

Dear Prime Minister Pisas,

 

We are writing to extend our heartfelt congratulations to you and the people of Curaçao on the historical occasion of Curaçao’s approval as an Associate Member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). This significant achievement marks a new chapter in Curaçao’s engagement with the region and highlights the island’s commitment to fostering stronger regional cooperation and integration.

As an Associate Member of CARICOM, Curaçao stands to benefit from enhanced opportunities for collaboration in areas such as trade, security, health, and education. This milestone is a testament to the hard work and dedication of your government and the people of Curaçao in aligning with CARICOM’s values and objectives. It also reflects Curaçao’s growing influence and leadership within the Caribbean region.

We are pleased to share that our organization, Bonaire Human Rights Organization, in 2023, has achieved Associate Membership in the CARICOM Reparations Commission. We are delighted that CARICOM has accepted Curaçao into its fold, as we firmly believe that your participation will greatly enrich the community’s collective efforts towards justice and reparation, among other crucial initiatives.

We are confident that Curaçao’s membership will not only contribute to the development and prosperity of your nation but also strengthen the bonds of unity and solidarity among CARICOM member states. The shared goals and collective efforts of the community will undoubtedly lead to a brighter and more prosperous future for all.

Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved achievement. We wish you continued success in your leadership and look forward to witnessing the positive impact of Curaçao’s participation in CARICOM.

 

Yours sincerely,

James Finies leader Pueblo Progresivo Uni

Davika Bissessar president Bonaire Human Rights Organization

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