The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has lauded the Authorities of Belize for steadily advancing its nationwide targets because the nation celebrates one other yr of political independence. CARICOM says Belize is laying the groundwork for a brighter and safer future.
On September 21, 1981 – solely 43 years in the past, Belize, the one British colony in Central America grew to become an unbiased nation. On today every year, Belizeans collect all through the nation (and worldwide) to rejoice the nation’s independence, historical past, tradition, and other people.
In a message to the federal government and the individuals of Belize, CARICOM Secretary-Normal, Dr Carla Barnett acknowledged that Belize has emerged as a champion of the setting by means of efforts to diligently defend each its marine and forest ecosystems whereas advocating staunchly for stronger international efforts to fight local weather change, a precedence for the area.
“The Caribbean Group additionally acknowledges the contributions that Belize has made to the regional integration motion as a CARICOM member state, together with in justice and governance, for which the nation’s prime minister holds accountability within the CARICOM Quasi-Cupboard,” the Secretary-Normal mentioned.
She added: “The theme for this yr’s celebration ‘A Nation Proud and Free: Belize@43’ speaks to Belize’s wealthy heritage and robust foundations, as properly because the deep-seated resilience of the individuals of Belize and their dedication to form a affluent and thriving nation.”
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Dr Barnett additionally famous that the membership of Belize in each CARICOM and the Central American Integration System (SICA) “has confirmed key to bolstering relations between the Group and Central America.
The Caribbean Group seems ahead to continued cooperation between the Authorities of Belize and CARICOM in direction of this finish.”
“CARICOM joins the federal government and other people of Belize in celebration and extends greatest needs for the nation’s continued peace and prosperity.”
