P M Holness: peace in Spanish Town would allow more investors to set up businesses  

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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PM Holness pledges that government will absorb cost of labour force training as an incentive to investors 

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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Government urges Jamaicans to avoid non-essential travel to the Middle East amidst unrest

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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Opposition PNP accuses JLP of only being concerned about its own supporters

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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JFB says it took over 3 hours to extinguish massive gas truck fire

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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Public Defender launches investigation into Sexual Offenders Registry

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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St.Elizabeth Police investigating suspected drowning of teen yesterday

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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PNP claims that there has been a pattern of non-performance in education over the last 9 years under the JLP government

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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Fewer than 15 murders recorded each week in the past 14 weeks

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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Holness announces discovery and development of new water source in St Mary

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pointed out that if peace is maintained in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, this would embolden more investors to set up business in the area.

He was speaking yesterday at the opening ceremony of the MJS Industrial and Technology Park in Spanish Town.

Dr. Holness noted that the former textile factory site had remained dormant due to the perception that the area was unsafe.

Dr. Holness stressed that the authorities have been making significant gains in tackling crime and violence in Spanish Town, adding that criminals will not be allowed to prevent law abiding citizens from achieving their goals.

He described the over US $50 m facility developed by the Musson group, as a meaningful chapter in Jamaica’s journey towards reclaiming its industrial ambitions.

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