Barbados and the Caribbean have heard from a senior European Union diplomat that the EU wants to do more business with the region.
First Counselor, Head of Cooperation at EU Delegation to Guyana, Suriname and Caribbean Overseas Countries Territories, Joan Nadal Sastre says it’s clear EU companies want to be key business partners as they have a lot to put on the table.
The message was conveyed at the launch of the upcoming 2024 Caribbean Investment Forum organised by the Caribbean Export and Development Agency.
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