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CAIPA Joins the World’s Leaders, Innovators and Investors in Dubai During Expo 2020
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7 Mar 2022
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The Caribbean Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (CAIPA), along with the Caribbean Export Development Agency, is sending a delegation of leaders led by His Excellency, Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, the President of Guyana, to Dubai for a Caribbean Investment Forum. “The delegation from the Caribbean will be joining leaders, innovators and investors from around the world who have converged in Dubai for this momentous event. It’s an opportunity to build relationships while highlighting the priority sectors and their growth potential,” said Suzette Hudson, Senior Advisor, Investment Promotion at Caribbean Export Development Agency.
Why CAIPA is Headed to Dubai
Expo 2020 Dubai is attracting leaders, investors and businesses from throughout the world for a spectacular celebration of the world’s achievements in art, culture, science and technology. With so many people traveling to the city, this is the ideal time for CAIPA to share information on how the Caribbean is leveraging new technologies to transform economies and create opportunities.
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CAIPA’s delegation will be hosting the Caribbean Investment Forum on March 22, 2022, at Hotel Raffles Dubai on Sheikh Rashid Road. But, you don’t have to wait until then to explore the investment opportunities available within the Caribbean.
View our website to learn more about the Caribbean Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (CAIPA) and investment opportunities available in the Caribbean.
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