Secretary-General Rodney Taylor Interview on Mornin' Barbados - 1 June 2026
The interview provided an opportunity to discuss several important regional digital development initiatives and emerging issues impacting Barbados and the wider Caribbean, including: The Digital ID Agreement between Barbados and Guyana and its implications for regional digital integration The Memorandum of Understanding between the CTU and The University of the West Indies (The UWI) The establishment of a regional regulatory body for the Caribbean Caribbean Satellite (CARISAT) and efforts to promote satellite connectivity across the region Early Warning Systems using cell broadcast technology for disaster preparedness and resilience SMART Seas initiatives The work and progress of the Caribbean AI Task Force Regional updates on roaming initiatives CTU’s ongoing work with youth and women in ICT and digital development
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