Barbados and Guyana are continuing to strengthen trade ties, particularly in the area of agriculture as a very upbeat contingent from Guyana arrived for Agrofest 2023.
Just before the kick off of the annual exhibition that started today, the Guyanese were busy unpacking their products, including some special gifts that Guyana’s president handpicked for prime minister Mia Amor Mottley.
Stacey Russell has that story.
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