The leaders of Guyana and Barbados expressed their commitment to building on recently reignited trade links between both nations.
President Dr Mohammed Irfaan Ali and Prime Minister Mia Mottley held a dinner last evening as they concluded Day One of a four-day working visit in Georgetown.
In an address to government and business representatives from Guyana and Barbados, Mottley stated that it was important for Caribbean countries to work together on their path to development.
Ali thanked Mottley for her commitment to regional integration and pledged to work towards achieving the goals have been set.
Food and nutrition security along with energy are some of the key items to be discussed by the leaders.
The agriculture ministers of both nations will hold discussions on programs to achieve a goal by the Barbadians to reduce their food imports by one-quarter by 2025.
