Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill (centre), along with (from left) Chief Executive Officer, Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC), Valerie Veira and Chief Executive Officer, Suga Lifestyle, Gabrielle Burgess, view an art piece at the Women’s Empowerment Art and Lifestyle Expo Launch, held on August 18 at the AC Hotel in Kingston. The Expo seeks to promote local businesses and entrepreneurs, with a focus on the Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (MSME) sector. It will also highlight the critical role of women and their contribution to this sector, which remains vital to the Jamaican economy.
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill (centre), along with (from left) Chief Executive Officer, Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC), Valerie Veira and Chief Executive Officer, Suga Lifestyle, Gabrielle Burgess, view an art piece at the Women’s Empowerment Art and Lifestyle Expo Launch, held on August 18 at the AC Hotel in Kingston. The Expo seeks to promote local businesses and entrepreneurs, with a focus on the Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (MSME) sector. It will also highlight the critical role of women and their contribution to this sector, which remains vital to the Jamaican economy.
Executive Director at the Jamaica Business Development Corporation Valerie Veira (left), and Nigerian High Commissioner to Jamaica Dr Maureen Tamuno at the opening of Alao Luqman Omotayo’s batik fabric solo exhibition on Monday, August 28 inside The University of the West Indies Regional Headquarters, along Mona Road in St Andrew.
Executive Director at the Jamaica Business Development Corporation Valerie Veira (left), and Nigerian High Commissioner to Jamaica Dr Maureen Tamuno at the opening of Alao Luqman Omotayo’s batik fabric solo exhibition on Monday, August 28 inside The University of the West Indies Regional Headquarters, along Mona Road in St Andrew.
Government has said that while it looks to make adjustments to existing trade agreements, the outlook was to look beyond these long-standing arrangements, to engage new strategies for export growth.
Government has said that while it looks to make adjustments to existing trade agreements, the outlook was to look beyond these long-standing arrangements, to engage new strategies for export growth.
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill (centre), along with (from left) Chief Executive Officer, Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC), Valerie Veira and Chief Executive Officer, Suga Lifestyle, Gabrielle Burgess, view an art piece at the Women’s Empowerment Art and Lifestyle Expo Launch, held on August 18 at the AC Hotel in Kingston. The Expo seeks to promote local businesses and entrepreneurs, with a focus on the Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (MSME) sector. It will also highlight the critical role of women and their contribution to this sector, which remains vital to the Jamaican economy.
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill (centre), along with (from left) Chief Executive Officer, Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC), Valerie Veira and Chief Executive Officer, Suga Lifestyle, Gabrielle Burgess, view an art piece at the Women’s Empowerment Art and Lifestyle Expo Launch, held on August 18 at the AC Hotel in Kingston. The Expo seeks to promote local businesses and entrepreneurs, with a focus on the Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (MSME) sector. It will also highlight the critical role of women and their contribution to this sector, which remains vital to the Jamaican economy.
Executive Director at the Jamaica Business Development Corporation Valerie Veira (left), and Nigerian High Commissioner to Jamaica Dr Maureen Tamuno at the opening of Alao Luqman Omotayo’s batik fabric solo exhibition on Monday, August 28 inside The University of the West Indies Regional Headquarters, along Mona Road in St Andrew.
Executive Director at the Jamaica Business Development Corporation Valerie Veira (left), and Nigerian High Commissioner to Jamaica Dr Maureen Tamuno at the opening of Alao Luqman Omotayo’s batik fabric solo exhibition on Monday, August 28 inside The University of the West Indies Regional Headquarters, along Mona Road in St Andrew.
Government has said that while it looks to make adjustments to existing trade agreements, the outlook was to look beyond these long-standing arrangements, to engage new strategies for export growth.
Government has said that while it looks to make adjustments to existing trade agreements, the outlook was to look beyond these long-standing arrangements, to engage new strategies for export growth.
Welcome to the official website of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce.
The Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce is described as Jamaica's "Business Ministry." It's mandate is to lead the development of policies that will create growth and jobs, while achieving social inclusion and consumer protection. The Ministry, working its stakeholders is primarily responsible for business policy development, monitoring and evaluation, while giving direction and oversight to a cluster of implementing departments and agencies.
We have, therefore, placed much energy and enthusiasm into the development of this website to provide timely information on the Ministry, our agencies and programmes.
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