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JAM | Sep 5, 2023

PSOJ hosted two Jamaican high commissioners

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Jamaican High Commissioner to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago Natalie Campbell-Rodriques; Jamaican High Commissioner to Canada Marsha Coore-Lobban, PSOJ President Metry Seaga; PSOJ interim CEO, Georgette Bolton-Smith, and Anika Jengelley, PSOJ member relations manager.

The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) recently hosted two of Jamaica’s high commissioners, as the private-sector lobby grouping pushes for more bi-lateral trade.

PSOJ President Metry Seaga engaged in discussions with Jamaican High Commissioner to Canada Marsha Coore-Lobban and Natalie Campbell-Rodriques, Jamaican high commissioner to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

With a fresh outlook on their recent appointments, the dynamic conversation between Seaga and the two high commissioners revolved around elevating trade relations, amplifying investments in Jamaica, and fostering collaboration across English-speaking Caribbean nations.

The meeting was joined by PSOJ interim CEO, Georgette Bolton-Smith, and Anika Jengelley, PSOJ member relations manager.

The PSOJ president remarked that “the meeting exemplified our commitment to shaping a prosperous economic landscape for Jamaica”.

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