A Case Study in Caribbean Integration
The attempt to bring the Caribbean together began with the West Indies Federation in 1958 and continued with the Treaty of Chaguaramas in 1973, which established the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Caribbean Single Market and Economy (CSME). The Treaty was revised in 2001, strengthening the Caribbean’s commitment to creating a single economic space.
With a personal mission to build bridges between businesses, cultures, and people, author John Snagg moves between personal anecdotes and business data to paint a compelling picture of the opportunities in Guyana’s cultural and business landscape, and of what a partnership between Barbados and Guyana could look like.
Inside, you will learn about:
- The historical context of collaboration
- Insights into the reconnaissance mission
- Guyana’s booming sectors and business networks
- Guyana as a gateway into South America
- Strategic actions for growth, empowering communities, and attracting investment
- … and more
Guyana is rich in culture as well as business opportunities, both on its own and as a gateway into the South American market. This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the benefits of collaboration.
Author: John Snagg · Editor: Robert Gibson · Foreword: Norma Shorey
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