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Barbados welcomes foreign investment. In fact the island's trading partners have grown significantly and now include CARICOM, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany and Japan.

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Barbados welcomes foreign investment. In fact the island's trading partners have grown significantly and now include CARICOM, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany and Japan.

Word of this comes from Chief Executive Officer (Ag.) of Invest Barbados, Sandra Payne, who was at the time addressing the seminar and networking session for a delegation from The People's Republic of China, held at the Bagnall's Point Gallery, Pelican Centre Bridgetown, yesterday.

She shared that Barbados enjoys a positive image in the marketplace, as a reputable international business centre and has successfully attracted international business and foreign direct investment for several decades, primarily from North America – Canada and the United States, as well as the United Kingdom and more recently from Latin America.

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