JAMAICA-Jamaica PM wants the country to be the fourth global logistics node. - Caribbean Times

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JAMAICA-Jamaica PM wants the country to be the fourth global logistics node. - Caribbean Times

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Prime Minister Andrew Holness says his government continues advancing key engagements to strategically position Jamaica as the fourth node in the global logistics network. He said the engagements include infrastructure upgrades, special trade arrangements and provisions with major trading partners, regulatory reform, such as the establishment of the OmniBus Legislation and […]

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