Author: Natalie Campbell

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.

Jamaica and the United States have explored avenues to further expand trade relations.

The US is Jamaica’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade surpassing $3 billion in 2023.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held bilateral talks in Kingston yesterday.

Dr. Holness said the discussions also looked at attracting increased US investments.

Meantime, Secretary Rubio says Jamaica and the United States stand to benefit from the realignment of American global trade policy.

The two also discussed ways to expand and enhance labour agreements, including skills development partnerships to upskill and reskill Jamaican workers.

Under the agreements, Jamaica provides short-term skilled and semi-skilled labour, in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality.

Mr. Holness expressed confidence that the dialogue initiated yesterday will lead to tangible outcomes, benefiting both countries, while also contributing to mutual stability and prosperity.