Antigua’s PM says movement between CARICOM States should be hassle free
By Cherisse M. Sutton/Jeffers
Reporter- SKNVibes.com
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| Hon. Baldwin Spencer, Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda |
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua- IN addressing over 2000 Jamaicans living and working in Antigua and Barbuda at a meeting requested by the Jamaicans’ Head of State, Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer said he and his government are committed to making sure that the movement between CARICOM nationals in the region is made as comfortable as possible.
The Prime Minister also said he wishes for the boundaries of the current immigration laws in place to be minimised.
According to a press statement, the Jamaicans also discussed some issues they had concerning their own Prime Minister Bruce Golding.
The Jamaican Prime Minister recently led the Jamaica’s delegation to the 29th Meeting for the Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community held in Antigua.
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