Belize's First Investment Summit Kicks Off
The first Belize Investment Summit is underway in San Pedro, focusing on improving the country's investment climate and economic growth opportunities.
The first Belize Investment Summit is underway in San Pedro, focusing on improving the country's investment climate and economic growth opportunities.
Prime Minister Briceno plans to meet with the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association to address ongoing conflicts in the sugar industry.
Belize's Blue Bond Fund will finance marine conservation efforts and support government capacity building over a 20-year period.
The price of kerosene will increase by 1 dollar and 2 cents, reaching 8 dollars and 71 cents per gallon after midnight.
Belize has restructured its Superbond into a Blue Bond, significantly reducing its debt servicing costs and commitments over the next 19 years.
The Prime Minister discusses the success of the Blue Bond as a significant business decision for Belize, influenced by external factors like COVID-19.
The government is reportedly working on a secret plan to address high fuel prices affecting transport and agriculture.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, along with the Embassy of Taiwan and Food for the Poor, launched a sheep project to enhance food security and income for farmers.
Belize celebrates its largest cattle shipment of over 1,300 animals, generating approximately 1.3 million dollars in foreign exchange.
Prime Minister John Briceno will lead the first-ever Belize Investment Summit aimed at improving the investment climate in Belize.
Fuel prices have reached record highs, with diesel now costing $11.43 per gallon, impacting transportation livelihoods.
The US Embassy and Love and Kolbe Foundations launched a car wash business to promote peace among former gang members in Belize City.
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