CARICOM Day
CARICOM Day on July 4 celebrates the founding of the Caribbean Community and its mission of regional cooperation among member states.
Established to mark the signing of the Treaty of Chaguaramas on July 4, 1973, CARICOM Day honors the efforts of Caribbean nations to promote economic integration, human and social development, and foreign policy coordination. Celebrations include cultural events showcasing music, dance, and cuisine from member states. Schools, government agencies, and civil society organizations host seminars on regional unity and sustainable development. The day highlights CARICOM’s achievements in advancing education, health, and trade within the Caribbean. It also serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges and opportunities in fostering cooperation among diverse island and mainland nations.
CARICOM Day