To Cuba With Love...
Belizeans are collecting supplies for Cubans affected by Hurricane Ian through the Solidarity with Cuba Drive, emphasizing the need for humanitarian aid.
Belizeans are collecting supplies for Cubans affected by Hurricane Ian through the Solidarity with Cuba Drive, emphasizing the need for humanitarian aid.
Belizean attorney Ardelle Sabido is leading an effort to send aid to Hurricane Ian victims in Cuba, focusing on food and medicine donations.
Civil Aviation Minister Andre Perez addressed the ICAO General Assembly in Canada, discussing Belize's aviation message.
Michelle Kwan has been confirmed as the new US Ambassador to Belize, marking the first appointment in six years.
Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida, causing major storm surge and power outages, with Belize's Honorary Consul discussing the situation for Belizeans in the area.
Fifteen more immigrants, including Hondurans, Salvadorans, and Nicaraguans, were intercepted in Belize while attempting to cross the Mopan River.
Belize's government launched an amnesty program for irregular migrants, aiming to regularize up to 40,000 individuals without proper documentation.
Barbados has launched its own blue bond for marine conservation, following Belize's model of debt for conservation funding.
Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados, testified before the US Congress on the impact of bank de-risking on CARICOM countries.
COCESNA representatives meet in Belize to discuss regional airspace management and financial matters, including a new radar installation funded by $8 million.
The Government of Belize confirmed that Rwandan President Paul Kagame's visit has been postponed due to developing circumstances.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame's visit to Belize is uncertain due to scheduling issues, with potential changes to his itinerary for the United Nations General Assembly.
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