Region Three private sector body forges ties with stakeholders in Brazil

THE Region Three Essequibo Islands-West Demerara Chamber of Commerce and Industry (R3CCI) successfully participated in a strategic three-day international business conference held in Boa Vista, Brazil from April 27-29, 2024.

According to a press release, the Roraima – CARICOM event, which also saw participation from regional counterparts including Barbados, Suriname, and Trinidad & Tobago, fostered vital cross-border relations and opportunities for growth.

Led by R3CCI Vice-President, Bhabita Albert, the delegation engaged in in-depth roundtable discussions with various country representatives. These discussions were tailored to facilitate focused interaction and collaboration, highlighting sectors such as agriculture, construction, distribution, and services.

This platform provided R3CCI members a unique opportunity to directly engage with international businesses and explore potential partnerships.
During the event, R3CCI members also had the privilege of attending the inaugural opening of the “International Hall of Tourism” at Garden Shopping. This included guided technical tours and other business-related activities, enhancing their understanding and connections within the international business community.

The impact of this international meeting is expected to resonate through the various sectors represented by R3CCI, as members who participated were those who responded to the Chamber’s March 2024 call to action for the region’s construction businesses to collaborate.

This initiative is part of R3CCI’s ongoing efforts to empower local businesses by facilitating access to broader markets and international networks.

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