Ghana has raised $3bn as part of a new eurobond issued on February 4. The issuance was almost five times oversubscribed and attracted around $14bn in bids.
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Articles & Analysis | A selection of hotels in Trinidad and Tobago from The Report: Trinidad & Tobago 2020
HYATT REGENCY TRINIDAD 1 Wrightson Road Port of Spain T: +1 (868) 623 2222 www.trinidad.regency.hyatt.com trinidad.reservation@hyatt.com Rooms: 423 guest rooms, including 15 suites. Business & Conference Facilities: 3995 sq metres of meeting space, 1496-sq-metre Regency Ballroom, 913-sq-metre multi-purpose exhibit space and 12 breakout rooms, including two...
Articles & Analysis | Helpful travel and cultural information about Trinidad and Tobago from The Report: Trinidad & Tobago 2020
VISAS: Visitors to Trinidad and Tobago from most countries do not require a visa for stays of up to 90 days on holiday or 30 days on business. Immigration will interview travellers at all ports on arrival, and visitors should travel with a printed return ticket, along with the address for their stay. Visitors on 90- or 30-day visas can apply for an extension of up to...
Articles & Analysis | Oil discoveries in Guyana present Trinidad and Tobago with opportunities in value-added services from The Report: Trinidad & Tobago 2020
The IMF estimates that Guyana will be the fastest-growing economy in the world in 2020, with projected growth of 84% for 2020 – up from 4.4% in 2019. The jump in growth is attributed to the fact it began oil production in December 2019. Guyana is looking to tap its natural resources, as it has the highest amount of oil reserves per capita – while Saudi Arabia has 1900 barrels...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Allen Chastanet, Prime Minister of St Lucia: Interview from The Report: Trinidad & Tobago 2020
How important are ties to the Commonwealth, and how will relationships develop in the future?
Articles & Analysis | Caribbean body facilitates integration from The Report: Trinidad & Tobago 2020
In order to fulfil the aims of the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME) and the wider CARICOM policy of further economic integration, officials in the Caribbean have identified a number of key sectors that form the backbone of regional convergence, from financial services to transport and education. In 2006 a revised Treaty of Chaguaramas came into force that turned...