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Coverage, videos and social media from Bermuda's national conversation about our future with CARICOM.
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The Story of Us — Full Video
The official Government of Bermuda video exploring Bermuda's deep historical, cultural and familial connections with the Caribbean Community, and what full CARICOM membership could mean for the island.


Full Caricom Membership Green Paper Published
Cheaper everyday essentials, greater connections for businesses and talent, stronger global partnerships and increased representation in shaping regional policies are among the reasons to pursue full Caricom membership, according to the Green Paper published today.

Pros and Cons of Full Caricom Membership Laid Out
Six out of 11 entities consulted about Bermuda's pursuit of full Caricom membership were in favour of it, according to the Government's Green Paper. The West Indian Federation of Bermuda, BEDC, CariGenetics and others identified opportunities while the BPSU raised concerns about labour competition.

Government Launches Public Consultation on Bermuda's Next Steps with CARICOM
The Government of Bermuda, through the Ministry of Home Affairs, has launched a national public consultation on Bermuda's potential advancement to Full Membership in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).

Bermuda Launches Public Consultation on Bermuda's Next Steps With CARICOM
The Ministry of Home Affairs has released a Green Paper titled 'The Story of Us; Green Paper on Bermuda's Application for Full Membership in the Caribbean Community' outlining what CARICOM is, what full membership could mean for Bermuda, and the considerations involved in pursuing that path.

Public Consultation on CARICOM Membership
The Government of Bermuda has launched a national public consultation on Bermuda's potential advancement to Full Membership in CARICOM. The consultation begins with the publication of the Green Paper 'The Story of Us' which outlines what CARICOM is and what full membership could mean.

Minister Announces Public Consultation on Bermuda's Next Steps with CARICOM
The Hon. Alexa Lightbourne, Minister of Home Affairs, announces the start of a national public consultation on Bermuda's path to full CARICOM membership, highlighting the deep historical, cultural and familial connections between Bermuda and the Caribbean.

Five Key Pillars of the CARICOM Consultation
Bermuda's national conversation on our future with CARICOM continues. Five key pillars have been identified: Economic opportunity and trade, Education and workforce development, Cultural exchange and regional cooperation, Climate resilience and sustainability, and Regional mobility and collaboration.

The Conversation Starts Now
Bermuda is beginning the discussion about our future relationship with CARICOM. The Government has launched a public consultation with the release of a new Consultation Document exploring what full membership in CARICOM could mean for our island.
