Central Bank governor Dr DeLisle Worrell wants to see more Barbadian expertise involved in taking on the challenges now facing the country’s second most important sector of International Business.
The Governor made the call today, as the Central Bank, in collaboration with the Barbados Bar Association, held a special seminar on international business at the Bank’s Grand Salle auditorium.
The seminar, entitled International Business 101, attracted scores of attorneys interested in getting first-hand knowledge of how Barbados’ international business sector works.
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