Opposition Leader, Mark Golding on Tuesday urged the governing party to do more to connect and engage with members of the growing Jamaican Diaspora. This as he highlights the numerous benefits afforded locals due to the Diaspora’s support. He also challenged the Andrew Holness-led JLP to miss out on opportunities afforded by the digital revolution. Speaking at the diaspora conference held in Jamaica, Tuesday, Opposition Leader Mark Golding says the government ought to do more to strengthen the connection between Jamaicans abroad and at home.
Golding says the conference comes at a most appropriate time as the world embraces a digital revolution.
He notes it is critical Jamaica and Jamaicans must not be left behind during this critical transformation. More details below:
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