CARICOM leaders opened their four-day summit in St Lucia on Sunday, underscoring the importance of unity as the region confronts the global challenges that seek to undermine their economic and political stability.
St. Lucia's Prime Minister, Philip J. Pierre, who assumed the chairmanship of the 15-member regional integration grouping, said this moment calls for all stakeholders to be greater than the limits of the present.
Mr Pierre said, above all, the regional leaders owe it to the people of the Caribbean, warning that history will never forgive members for failing to create a stronger, safer, fairer, and more united Caribbean community.
He pledged that, as he assumes the chairmanship of the grouping for the next six months, he’s prepared to serve and listen to his colleagues while working with them in advancing the common good of the region’s people.
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