Jamaica showcases trade & business opportunities to the visitors

Jamaica continues to welcome investors from across the globe to its Coolest Pavilion at the ongoing World Expo 2020 in Dubai. The friendly business climate and growing economy of the island nation have contributed to the success of countless multinationals, medium and small businesses. Zone Four in the Pavilion is the Business zone to introduce local and international investors to business opportunities in Jamaica’s growing industries.
Various business opportunities coupled with sophisticated infrastructure have aided Jamaica’s emergence as a regional hub for trade, and an important investment destination for major transnational corporations (TNCs).
The country has had an extraordinary track record in supporting large-scale investment projects, local and international players continue to tap into the wealth of investment and trade opportunities that the country has to offer.
Healthcare is emerging as an opening sector for Indian exporters, besides the cooperation in solar energy and training of professionals. Quality pharmaceutical exports at affordable prices by Indian pharmaceutical companies have been increasing to Jamaica and the Caribbean region, assisting in meeting the region’s health care needs. R. Masakui, High Commissioner of India to Jamaica has said that he aims to “build on increasing economic cooperation, especially in the fields of ICT, pharmaceuticals and SMEs.”
A talented, educated and passionate nation – Jamaica offers a stable and efficient business climate powered by its people who are fully equipped to overcome modern-day challenges with ingenuity, while delivering the best results to the clients. Jamaica’s attractiveness as a business destination is complemented by its great quality of life.
With a national vision to make Jamaica the place of choice to live, work, raise families and do business by 2030, Jamaica is ready and excited to power world’s business plans and aims to transform and introduce the island as a logistics hub connecting the Americas to the rest of the world.
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