Choice Bank Limited withdrew its lawsuit against the Government of Belize, ending a dispute over the revocation of its offshore banking license.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development is hosting a workshop in Belize on implementing trade facilitation reforms for economic development.
Central Bank officials meet with the FTC in Washington DC to discuss the fallout from the closure of Sanctuary Belize and Atlantic International Bank.
Bus operators met with government ministers to discuss grievances regarding foreign buses operating in Belize and seek reciprocity in transportation agreements.
Fifteen entrepreneurs graduated from a six-week business training program organized by Courts and Beltrade's SBDC unit.
The Government of Belize is partnering with Complete Caribbean to promote economic growth through technology and innovation via a workshop featuring experts from Medellin.
The Prime Minister discusses efforts to settle compensation for victims of the Atlantic International Bank scam amid ongoing investigations by the Federal Trade Commission.
Micro, Small and Medium businesses learned about energy audits that could help them save money at a training course.
The Public Utilities Commission has decided to maintain current electricity rates for consumers despite rising power costs.
The Public Utilities Commission approved a modest 0.4% increase in electricity rates for Belize Electricity Limited.
Transport Minister Edmond Castro met with the Belize Bus Association to discuss concerns over Guatemalan buses operating in Belize.
Peyrefitte discusses the benefits and risks of implementing a fully computerized records system for security and efficiency.
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