The upgrades are to be financed by an investor in a public/private sector partnership, yet to be found, but who would be backed by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), an investment and advisory arm of the World Bank Group.
Deal to expand airport takes shape - Barbados Today
Government has inked an agreement to prepare the national airport it owns for its biggest expansion in a decade. Minister of Tourism Kerrie Symmonds revealed today the area of the Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) at Seawell was set to be increased by 27 000 square feet, and accomodate a n...We received another Caribbean inquiry today - “Can we work with Caribbean ICF Solutions in Barbados?” It’s a good thing they registered a few months ago - the answer is yes and we were immediately able to make the connection!
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Caribbean Countries Commit to Combating Wastewater pollution with the help of the CReW Project
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