Caribbean TradeBeat
Caribbean TradeBeat - the radio magazine - from the Caribbean Regional Negotiating Machinery - aims to make the business of Caribbean trade talks your business. Caribbean TradeBeat keeps you informed and involved, as the CRNM works in the region's main negotiating theatres – from bilateral agreements to the global trade accord governed by the World Trade Organisation, the current Doha round. Hear the voices of the region's business community on how they meet the successes - or challenges - of global free trade and find more on how businesses, large or small, can help forge trade deals for the benefit of the Caribbean private sector - from securing better market access to developing innovative, sunrise industries and services. Write to Caribbean TradeBeat at privatesector@crnm.org. Produced by the CRNM with support from the Multilateral Investment Fund of the Inter-American Development Bank. Presented by Julius Gittens.
#95. Honouring a legacy - part three
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Agriculture, a key point of contention in the Doha round of global trade talks, is examined by Ambassador Trevor Clarke, Barbados's lead representative at the World Trade Organisation (WTO), in the conclusion of a series of highlights from the inaugural Lawson Nurse Memorial Lecture, which honours the late head of the Barbados Private Sector Trade Team. TradeSpeak explains domestic support policies. Part three of three.
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