• About WNN
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Editorial Policy
  • Work with Us
  • Contacts
Wednesday, July 16, 2025
WNN
No Result
View All Result
  • World
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Sports
  • Environment
  • Science
  • Lifestyle
  • WNN EXCLUSIVE
  • World
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Sports
  • Environment
  • Science
  • Lifestyle
  • WNN EXCLUSIVE
WNN
No Result
View All Result
ADVERTISEMENT
Home News World Africa

Caribbean States Want More Ties with Africa

Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
ADVERTISEMENT

Last year the first Africa-Caricom Summit was held virtually among the leaders of the two regions on September 7, 2021. They committed to deepening ties and enhanced cooperation among the governments to explore the blue economy and foster increased trade and investment and the expansion of transportation links between the two regions.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Jamaican Observer now reports that the Caricom Secretariat has been working on a program of activities and specific projects, among which is a Caricom/Africa public-private partnership to mobilize investments in renewable energy, and creative industries, and digital technology.

There has been a late awakening to Africa’s economic potential. A number of innovative initiatives have sparked attention. They agreed to strengthen ties and promote government cooperation in order to investigate the blue economy, encourage increased trade and investment, and expand transportation linkages between the two regions. 

Marcus Garvey urged Africans and their diasporas to pool their resources in order to improve their living standards and gain freedom. He urged that the capital of African-Americans in North America, the skills of the Caribbean, and the land and raw materials of Africa could all be used in international trade. Although there are few economic ties, there is a huge amount of untapped potential.

ADVERTISEMENT

 

 

ADVERTISEMENT
Tags: africaAfrica-Caricom Summitafrican americanCaricomMarcus GarveyNorth AmericaSummit of the Americasthe Greater Antillesthe Leeward Antillesthe Leeward Islandsthe Lesser Antillesthe West Indiesthe Windward IslandsWest Indies
ADVERTISEMENT
Previous Post

President Ramaphosa Remains Silent Over ‘Black Money’ Accusation

Next Post

Woman Murders Boyfriend in Another Apple AirTag Abuse Incident

Related Posts

Nigeria’s Former Leader Buhari to be Buried on Tuesday, Official Says
Africa

Nigeria’s Former Leader Buhari to be Buried on Tuesday, Official Says

July 15, 2025
Nigerian Former President Muhammadu Buhari Dies in London
Africa

Nigerian Former President Muhammadu Buhari Dies in London

July 14, 2025
Kenya’s President Orders Police to Shoot Violent Protesters In the Leg
Africa

Kenya’s President Orders Police to Shoot Violent Protesters In the Leg

July 10, 2025
South-South 2.0: Modi Mines Namibia for Shared Prosperity
Africa

South-South 2.0: Modi Mines Namibia for Shared Prosperity

July 9, 2025
Modi’s Ghana Visit: India’s High-Stakes Play for Africa’s Future
Africa

Modi’s Ghana Visit: India’s High-Stakes Play for Africa’s Future

July 2, 2025
As Gold Prices Surge, West Africa Mine Operators Launch Drones to Detect Wildcat Miners
Africa

As Gold Prices Surge, West Africa Mine Operators Launch Drones to Detect Wildcat Miners

June 24, 2025
Kenya Backs Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara, Joint Statement Says
Africa

Kenya Backs Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara, Joint Statement Says

May 27, 2025
South African Official ‘Sad’ Over Trump’s Misuse of White Cross Tribute in White Genocide Claim
Africa

South African Official ‘Sad’ Over Trump’s Misuse of White Cross Tribute in White Genocide Claim

May 26, 2025
Trump-Ramaphosa Oval Office Clash Exposes Global Diplomatic Fault Lines
Africa

Trump-Ramaphosa Oval Office Clash Exposes Global Diplomatic Fault Lines

May 21, 2025
Next Post
Woman Murders Boyfriend in Another Apple AirTag Abuse Incident

Woman Murders Boyfriend in Another Apple AirTag Abuse Incident

DRC: M23 Rebels Capture Border Town

DRC: M23 Rebels Capture Border Town

No Result
View All Result

Recent Posts

  • Astronauts From India, Poland, Hungary Return with NASA Veteran from Space Station
  • Nigeria’s Former Leader Buhari to be Buried on Tuesday, Official Says
  • England Hold Nerve to Sink India in Lord’s Thriller
  • UN Launches 2025 SDG Report, Warns of “Global Development Emergency”
  • Op-Ed: Whispers Across the Himalayas, India and China Test the Limits of Trust
ADVERTISEMENT
Facebook Twitter Youtube RSS

ABOUT WNN

WNN

WNN (WAKANDA NETWORK NEWS) is an international broadcaster and one of the most successful as Africa’s representative and relevant international media outlets. We provide journalistic content in 3 languages, giving people worldwide the opportunity to be informed and form their own opinions.

🔴 Subscribe on YouTube

Browse by Category

Useful Links

  • Jumuiya Forums – Community Discussions
  • United PAM – Advocacy & Humanitarian Programs

CONTACT US

Address: 14141 E 102nd Ave Commerce City,
Colorado 80022 U.S.A.
Telephone: +1 720-717-9288
Fax: +1-720-370-2994
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.wnn.africa

© 2025 WNN AFRICA. All rights reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • World
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Sports
  • Environment
  • Science
  • Lifestyle
  • WNN EXCLUSIVE

© 2025 WNN AFRICA. All rights reserved.