Central America Environment Ministers In Belize

Belize hosts the first Central American Commission for Environment and Development Council of Ministers in San Pedro, focusing on financial reports and budget approval.

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Belize is currently hosting its first Central American Commission for Environment and Development Council of Ministers in San Pedro.

Speaking at the opening this morning at the Grand Caribe Hotel Resort in San Pedro chairman Minister Landy Habet laid out the agenda for his six month term:

Belize's priorities during its presidency is to review the 2022 financial report, and approve the 2023 budget.

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Central America Environment Ministers In Belize

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