PM office canada
Prime Minister Carney meets with Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley
Today, the Prime Minister, MarkCarney, met with the Prime Minister of Barbados, MiaMottley.
Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mottley emphasised the strong partnership between Canada and Barbados. With 60 years of diplomatic ties, a dynamic trade relationship, and shared values of inclusivity and sustainability, Barbados is a key partner to Canada and a leader in the region.
Building on this foundation, the leaders agreed to deepen ties across development, climate, and security, and to renew the Canada-CARICOM Strategic Partnership.
To that end, the leaders discussed a series of new measures.
First, Canada will deploy proximately $97million through the GAIA Climate Loan Fund, a landmark blended finance platform co-created by FinDev Canada and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), with support from the Green Climate Fund. This platform reduces the burden of public dollars by adding private and philanthropic financing to fund development projects. The leaders welcomed this week’s announcement from the Caribbean Development Bank that its Board of Directors has proved the advancement of a Portfolio Guarantee valued at proximately $277million. Working alongside the Government of Canada, this will expand financing for Caribbean development, as announced at the G7 Summit in Kananaskis.
Second, Canada has contributed $170million to the Clean Energy and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Resilience Facility. The facility, managed by the World Bank, supports projects to reduce emissions, support clean energy, and better prepare for natural disasters.
The leaders discussed regional security, including the situation in Haiti. They underscored international support and continued coordination with partners to ensure security and stability in the region. To that end, Canada will provide $9million for projects to bolster regional efforts to combat transnational crime, enhance maritime security, and reinforce policing cacity in the region.
Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mottley identified sectors and ways to deepen commercial ties. Prime Minister Carney expressed Canada’s support for Barbados’ transition to renewable energy. Canada’s world-class expertise on battery energy storage and grid integration could accelerate this mission.
Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mottley agreed to remain in close contact.
Associated link
Today, the Prime Minister, MarkCarney, met with the Prime Minister of Barbados, MiaMottley.
Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mottley emphasised the strong partnership between Canada and Barbados. With 60 years of diplomatic ties, a dynamic trade relationship, and shared values of inclusivity and sustainability, Barbados is a key partner to Canada and a leader in the region.
Building on this foundation, the leaders agreed to deepen ties across development, climate, and security, and to renew the Canada-CARICOM Strategic Partnership.
To that end, the leaders discussed a series of new measures.
First, Canada will deploy proximately $97million through the GAIA Climate Loan Fund, a landmark blended finance platform co-created by FinDev Canada and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), with support from the Green Climate Fund. This platform reduces the burden of public dollars by adding private and philanthropic financing to fund development projects. The leaders welcomed this week’s announcement from the Caribbean Development Bank that its Board of Directors has proved the advancement of a Portfolio Guarantee valued at proximately $277million. Working alongside the Government of Canada, this will expand financing for Caribbean development, as announced at the G7 Summit in Kananaskis.
Second, Canada has contributed $170million to the Clean Energy and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Resilience Facility. The facility, managed by the World Bank, supports projects to reduce emissions, support clean energy, and better prepare for natural disasters.
The leaders discussed regional security, including the situation in Haiti. They underscored international support and continued coordination with partners to ensure security and stability in the region. To that end, Canada will provide $9million for projects to bolster regional efforts to combat transnational crime, enhance maritime security, and reinforce policing cacity in the region.
Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mottley identified sectors and ways to deepen commercial ties. Prime Minister Carney expressed Canada’s support for Barbados’ transition to renewable energy. Canada’s world-class expertise on battery energy storage and grid integration could accelerate this mission.
Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mottley agreed to remain in close contact.
Associated link
PM office canada
Friday, June 5, 2026
PM office canada
Prime Minister Carney meets with Prime Minister of Grenada Dickon Mitchell
Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, met with the Prime Minister of Grenada, DickonMitchell.
The leaders recognised the rich cultural ties and shared values between Canada and Grenada, reinforced by the strong Grenadian diaspora across Canada.
As Canada and Grenada diversify their trade relationships, the leaders emphasised the significant opportunities to deepen partnerships across sustainability, security, commerce, and energy, including geothermal. Building on this mission, Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mitchell welcomed Canada’s strong commitment to renewing the Canada-CARICOM Strategic Partnership.
The leaders discussed shared priorities, such as economic growth and addressing transnational crime.
The leaders agreed to remain in close contact.
Associated link
Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, met with the Prime Minister of Grenada, DickonMitchell.
The leaders recognised the rich cultural ties and shared values between Canada and Grenada, reinforced by the strong Grenadian diaspora across Canada.
As Canada and Grenada diversify their trade relationships, the leaders emphasised the significant opportunities to deepen partnerships across sustainability, security, commerce, and energy, including geothermal. Building on this mission, Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Mitchell welcomed Canada’s strong commitment to renewing the Canada-CARICOM Strategic Partnership.
The leaders discussed shared priorities, such as economic growth and addressing transnational crime.
The leaders agreed to remain in close contact.
Associated link
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Randall Park
When it comes to exploring Los Angeles, there are three things that actor and comedian Randall Park loves to do:...
Angie’s, selling ‘luxury’ food in a drive
A protein bowl at Angie’s can come with steak, broccoli, avocado and more. The Phoenix-born restaurant’s first shops in Texas...
Yelp’s top 100 sports bars 2026 includes 4 in Georgia. Where?
Whether it’s to watch the U.S. Open or the FIFA World Cup, a lot of Georgians will be flocking to...
Yelp’s top 100 sports bars 2026 includes 4 in Georgia. Where?
Whether it’s to watch the U.S. Open or the FIFA World Cup, a lot of Georgians will be flocking to...
CHTA CALLS FOR A NEW, BROADER FRAMEWORK TO MEASURE THE TRUE VALUE OF CARIBBEAN TOURISM
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) invites governments, development banks, tourism authorities, regional institutions and private sector leaders to...
When will monsoon reach Bengaluru? Heres what we know
After days of widespread pre-monsoon rain and thunderstorm activity, the southwest monsoon has officially entered Karnataka, bringing relief to several...
Cockroaches worth $200,000 seized in Australia. #Australia #Cockroaches #BBCNews
What to know about the New World screwworm fly and its reappearance in the US
The New World screwworm fly is threatening the $113 billion U.S. cattle industry for the first time in more than...
The overwhelmed town at the epicenter of the Ebola crisis
The mayor of Mongbwalu, the remote mining town at the center of the Ebola crisis in the DRC, reveals cases...
Middle East conflict pushing millions into hunger, WFP says
By Olivia Le Poidevin GENEVA, June 5 () – The Middle East conflict is pushing millions of people closer to...
-
LifestyleNews2 weeks agoWhat Your Lifestyle Says About You: Psychology, Habits, and Personality Explained
-
Video2 weeks agoNadal tells Amanpour about extreme solution to 19-year injury
-
LifestyleNews2 weeks agoSpine surgeon rates sofas for your back: Beanbags score 0, lumbar support gets 10
-
BBC News World2 weeks agoKen Martin’s DNC Chair is under increasing pressure as questions are raised about his handling of the 2024 autopsy. Subscribe to this story to enjoy it without ads
-
Tech2 weeks agoToday's NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for May 25, #1079
-
Video2 weeks agoWhat we don't know about Colbert's last 'Late Show'
-
UsaLocalNews2 weeks agoDOJ says it scrubbed news releases about Jan. 6 criminal cases from its website
-
Video2 weeks ago911 call reveals more about Kyle Busch’s condition before his sudden death