(CARICOM Secretariat, Turkeyen, Greater Georgetown, Guyana) -- Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Immigration and Customs Officers took the opportunity this week to discuss CARICOM Single Market and Economy processes at a training workshop. The two-day session in Barbados sought to ensure there was common understanding of the Free Movement of Persons regime. Participants were also involved in training in Customer Service and the Right of Establishment and Provision of Services.
There was representation from all Member States who are significantly participating in the CSME and some officials were engaged on-line. The training took place at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Conference Centre with support from the 10th European Development Fund and ended yesterday 14 June 2017. In the wrap-up comments participants commended the timeliness of the activity and the information received. They also highlighted networking and sharing experiences as a useful tool for implementation of obligations within the CSME.
Participants committed to ensuring follow up activities are implemented within their home state as they engage peers via the development and execution of training. This is expected to assist with the maintaining and reinforcing of capacity within Member States.
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