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JAMAANS traveling to the Republic of Namibia for business or tourism will not be required to obtain a visa.
The governments of Jamaica and Namibia yesterday agreed on a visa waiver program, announced Prime Minister (OPM)
the first of several agreements between the two countries. A full day of discussions with Namibian President HE Hage Geingob
The OPM has previously stated that Jamaica had unilaterally waived visa requirements for Namibians entering the country as a sign of solidarity and support during the struggle liberation of Namibia. Prime Minister Holness said at a joint press conference with President Geingob in the Namibian capital, Windhoek, that the two countries had now consolidated a deeper connection.
Prime Minister Holness said his official visit to Namibia is of strategic importance.
"You know we have two beautiful countries, but we almost never enjoy the beauty of our countries.We must encourage travel between our two countries for tourism.I have welcomed the announcement by your president the lifting of the visa requirement for Jamaicans. "Jamaica and Namibia, according to OPM, are also working to strengthen relations in the areas of trade, investment, banks,
In addition, Prime Minister Holness said that there would be greater opportunities for the peoples of both countries.
"I think that there is a great opportunity for us to continue our exchanges of people. We can build a strong human capital base in education. We invite Namibians to study in our universities. We invite Namibians to come train with us in athletics and sports. We believe that there are significant business opportunities between our two countries, "said Prime Minister Holness.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Holness and President Geingob renewed their commitment to ensure the survival of the group ACP, 19659002] "I also welcome the public support of your President to ensure that the arrangement for the Caribbean and the Pacific remains intact," said Prime Minister Holness
noting that some countries consider it preferable to negotiate bilaterally with Europe Minister Holness believes that Jamaica and Namibia can also be effective in this respect.
"We are stronger together and the liberation struggle can be over for many of us. Africans but the new struggle is now for our economic independence and our economic liberation. We have no reason to separate ourselves on this subject, "said Prime Minister Holness.
The Prime Minister is scheduled for a series of government and worship military activities in Namibia for the remainder of his visit to work.
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