Mandatory 10-digit Dialling for All Local Calls Will Begin on 2019 March 31. in Jamaica
Mardi, 02 Avril 2019
Mandatory 10-digit dialling for all local calls will begin on 2019 March
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Press Conference by Ambassador Courtenay Rattray, Permanent Representative of Jamaica to the United Nations and Chair of the 52nd session of the Commission on Population and Development
Lundi, 01 Avril 2019
JAMAICAN FOREIGN SERVICE CONGRATULATES CHARLES JR ON HIS NEW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENT
Jeudi, 28 Mars 2019
JAMAICAN FOREIGN SERVICE CONGRATULATES CHARLES JR ON HIS NEW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENT
(MFAFT: March 28)
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade congratulates Senator the Hon. Pearnel Charles Jr. on his recent appointment as Minister without portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation (MEGJC).
Minister Charles Jr., had responsibility for the Diaspora and other regional portfolios at the Foreign Ministry, served as Minister of State since April 2018.
THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF JAMAICAN EMBASSY IN CARACAS
Lundi, 25 Mars 2019
LETTER TO JAMAICA REGARDING THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF JAMAICAN EMBASSY IN CARACAS
(March 22, 2019)
Dear Fellow Jamaicans,
To facilitate public understanding of the issues related to the temporary closure of the Jamaican Embassy in Caracas, I feel it important to respond to the ill-informed and irresponsible comments made by the Opposition Spokesperson regarding the Ministry’s announcement. In trying to score political points, Ms Hanna has done a great disservice to her country and our Foreign Service.
GOVERNOR, BANK OF JAMAICA
Lundi, 18 Mars 2019
GOVERNOR, BANK OF JAMAICA
(Pursuant to Section 6A of the Bank of Jamaica Act)
The position of Governor, Bank of Jamaica will become vacant in November 2019.
The Governor is the Chief Executive Officer of the Bank, is the Chairman of the Bank’s
Board of Directors, and has the duty to ensure the institution carries out the functions
conferred on it by statutes. This position plays a strategically important role in monetary
and regulatory policy and works closely with the Minister of Finance and the Public
STATE MINISTER CHARLES JR AND IRISH AMBASSDORS DISCUSS POST COTONOU AGREEMENT FRAMEWORK
Vendredi, 15 Février 2019
During a Courtesy Call with Irish Ambassadors, State Minister in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon. Pearnel Charles Jr. expressed the hope that the Post Cotonou framework, which will define the rules of engagement for the African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group of States and the European Union (EU), following the expiration of the Cotonou Partnership Agreement in 2020, will redound to the region’s benefit.
SENATOR THE HONORABLE JOHNSON SMITH REAFFIRMS JAMAICA'S COMMITMENT TO UN
Jeudi, 25 Octobre 2018
I am honoured to mark the 73rd year of existence of the United Nations and conscious that this year's commemoration finds us at a crucial crossroads, which sees multilateralism and the rules – based international order confronting major challenges.
SENATOR THE HONOURABLE JOHNSON SMITH ANNOUNCES NEW JAMAICAN AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO
Mardi, 21 Août 2018
Former Deputy Director of the Jamaica Tourist Board, Jason Keats Hall has been appointed to head Jamaica’s Mission in Mexico. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Honourable Kamina Johnson Smith made the announcement in a statement on Tuesday, August 21.
The Ambassador-designate, whose appointment takes effect in September 2018, replaces Ambassador Sandra Grant-Griffiths, who has been reassigned to Kingston as the Chief of State Protocol.
SENATOR THE HONOURABLE JOHNSON SMITH EXTENDS CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF VICTIMS OF COLLAPSED BRIDGE IN ITALY
Lundi, 20 Août 2018
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade has confirmed that an Italian family, Mr. Cristian Cecal, his Jamaican-born wife, Dawna Munroe and their nine-year-old daughter Crystal, who was also born in Jamaica, were sadly amongst the 43 casualties of a collapsed bridge in Genoa, Italy on August 15.
JAMAICA TO RECEIVE STATE OF THE ART COSTAL EROSION MONITORING TOWER
Mercredi, 15 Août 2018
Association of Caribbean States (ACS), the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), and the Korean Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST are working with Jamaica for the second phase of evaluation for the implementation of the “Impact Assessment of Climate Change on the Sandy Shorelines of the Caribbean Project”.)