 with members of the Barbadian visiting delegation (Photo: GMSA)</p>
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Head of the GMSA Rafeek Khan (second left) with members of the Barbadian visiting delegation (Photo: GMSA)
At both meetings, the focus was on deepening mutual ties and exploring possibilities of products and produce which can be supplied to Barbados. The discussions were also centered around “AGROFEST” which is usually held in Barbados to add value to their agricultural sector and promote food security. At this festival, Guyanese products and services will be exhibited at a special pavilion which will offer a taste of Guyana to Barbadians.
GMSA’s President reiterated that the St. Barnabas accord will see major investment opportunities in both people and businesses with a greater focus of strengthening bilateral trade in specific sectors with synergies for future development.
