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CARICOM in 2025: Advancing “A Community for All”

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January 16, 2026
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CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Barnett presenting a certificate to Yanique Mendez of Jamaica during the launch of the CARICOM Young Professional Network (CYPN) in October 2025

CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Barnett presenting a certificate to Yanique Mendez of Jamaica during the launch of the CARICOM Young Professional Network (CYPN) in October 2025

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(CARICOM) The year 2025 marked a significant chapter in CARICOM’s journey, as the Community advanced key initiatives and programmes that strengthen regional integration and cooperation. These achievements and milestones highlight unwavering commitment to building “A Community for All,” one that reflects unity, resilience, and shared progress across the Caribbean.

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