The conference, which is organised in collaboration with the ACP Business Climate facility (BizClim), seeks to enhance partnerships between Caribbean businesses and those in Europe, enable public-private dialogue and support the business climate reform agenda in the Caribbean. Focussing on three sectors: agro-processing (cocoa, herbs & spices), music and higher education the Forum will bring together some 150 key stakeholders from the Caribbean, Europe, Africa and the Pacific to not only engage in dialogue but to also explore business and trade opportunities during business to business meetings.
You have read your free article
Create a free account to keep reading. Two articles each month, plus the daily CANANews newsletter.
CANANews is the Caribbean’s regional wire. Your subscription supports independent newsroom coverage from across the region.