Barbados Positioned to Lead Disaster Relief with Launch of Regional Logistics Hub

Head of the government of Barbados Island since 2018, this lawyer astonished on the international scene where she does not hesitate to question her counterparts on the inertia in the face of the climate crisis. She would even like to meet Donald Trump face-to-face.

Barbados positioned to lead disaster relief with launch of Regional Logistics Hub

The newly launched Caribbean Regional Logistics Hub and Centre of Excellence will be critical in saving lives, said Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley. After

Mottley to run for third term as Barbadian PM

(Barbados Nation) Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley on Saturday night announced she will lead the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) into the next General Election, reversing her previously stated intention to step away after two terms in office. The article Mottley to run for third term as Barbadian PM appeared first on Stabroek News.

Barbados – PM Mottley Shifts, Will Seek a Third Term

Bajan Prime Minister Mia Mottley will lead the Barbados Labor Party (BLP) into the next general election, after all, she announced Saturday night. Speaking at a BLP rally to celebrate the party’s St James North by-election victory, the 59-year-old leader told supporters that although she said in 2022 that the current term would be her last, the gravity of national and global challenges and the widespread appeals from citizens across the country …

Prime Minister Mottley to run for a third term

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley will be leading the Barbados Labour Party into the next general elections. She made the announcement to the country last night, erasing her previous stated indication that she would not be returning for a third term.The Prime Minister shared the news while addressing a rally to celebrate the victory of Member of Parliament and Minister of Educational Transformation Chad Blackman, who won last Wednesday’s by-electi…

Prime Minister Mottley reverses decision, will lead BLP into the next general election - Barbados Today

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has reversed her earlier decision not to lead the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) into the next general election, citing a deepened sense of duty and repeated appeals from across the country and her party. Addressing a jubilant crowd at a rally celebrating Chad Blackman’s victory in St James North on Saturday evening, Mottley revealed that while her original choice was driven by personal grief, ongoing calls from both…