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Gill presents Letter of Credence to Caricom Secretary-General

This story was posted 3 years ago
5 April 2019
in General News, Politics
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Arley Gill and Irwin LaRocque
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by SLCT, NOW Grenada

Grenada’s new Ambassador to Caricom, His Excellency Arley Gill, on Thursday, 4 April presented his Letter of Credence to Caricom Secretary-General Ambassador Irwin LaRocque at the Caricom’s Secretariat’s Headquarters in Georgetown, Guyana.

Gill was nominated to become Grenada’s ambassador to Caricom replacing Patrick Antoine who gave up the post in 2018.

As Caricom Ambassador, Gill will provide strategic advice, recommendations and support to the Community Council of Ministers in the discharge of its functions as per Article 13 of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas towards the advancement of the integration process.

He will also provide strategic advice, recommendations and support to the Community Council of Ministers in advancing the Implementation Plan of the Community Strategic Plan and serves as the nexus between national/member state needs and the regional agenda and, in so doing, work closely with the Organs and Bodies of the Community, the Caricom Secretariat and the Community Institutions and Associate Institutions to establish and maintain an efficient system of consultations at the national and regional levels.

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