Secretariat Marks 38th Independence Anniversary of Saint Kitts and Nevis

Secretariat Marks 38th Independence Anniversary of Saint Kitts and Nevis

St. Kitts and Nevis achieved full independence on 19 September, 1983 and is a founding Member of the ACS and is part of the Caricom sub-grouping of the ACS Membership.

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New Korean Ambassador Pays Courtesy Call to SG Sabonge

New Korean Ambassador Pays Courtesy Call to SG Sabonge

New Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Trinidad and Tobago Dongil Oh paid a courtesy call to Secretary General Rodolfo Sabonge. Korea has been an Observer of the ACS since 1998 and is a key contributor to the Sandy Shorelines coastal erosion project.

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Secretariat Congratulates Chair - Mexico - on 211th Independence Anniversary

Secretariat Congratulates Chair - Mexico - on 211th Independence Anniversary

The Secretariat of the ACS congratulates the United Mexican States on this the 211th anniversary of its independence.

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ACS Congratulates Five Central American Members on 200th Independence Anniversary

ACS Congratulates Five Central American Members on 200th Independence Anniversary

The Association of Caribbean States extends congratulations to the countries of Central America celebrating 200 years of independence today.

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Secretariat Marks 38th Independence Anniversary of Saint Kitts and Nevis
As the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis celebrates the 38th anniversary of its independence, the Association of Caribbean States commemorates the occasion with the government and people of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
Secretariat Congratulates Chair - Mexico - on 211th Independence Anniversary
The Secretariat of the ACS congratulates the United Mexican States on this the 211th anniversary of its independence. Mexico is the current Chair of the ACS Ministerial Council and has been the Chair of the ACS on several occasions.
ACS Congratulates Five Central American Members on 200th Independence Anniversary
On September 15 1821, after years of an active independence movement, independence from Spain was declared in Guatemala City. In 1823, the Federal Republic of Central America was formed. The Federal Republic included present-day Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. All five countries are founding Members of the ACS.
Sandy Shorelines Focal Points Meet
The Focal Points for the Sandy Shorelines Project held their 6th Meeting to present the progress and next steps on the establishment of the Caribbean Sandy Shorelines monitoring network. Secretary General Rodolfo Sabonge reaffirmed the ACS's commitment to strengthening the resilience of coastal communities that face the effects of climate change. He also urged Member States and Associate Members to heed the call of the United Nations Secretary General to accelerate recovery from COVID-19 and to create a world in which everyone can prosper in peace, dignity and equality on a healthy planet.
Caribbean Tourism Development Partners Seek Inclusive & Collaborative Rebuilding
Stakeholders to present a united front and showcase strong support for tourism resilience and recovery at Caribbean virtual event to celebrate World Tourism Day.
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