The Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines announced this week that
it is currently working along with the European Union to significantly develop
the e-Business Sector within the country.
This comes as the Ministry of Telecommunications prepares to launch the Business
Skills Development and e-Business Incubators funded by the European Union, the authorities revealed.
Speaking to NBC News, Team Leader and Incubator Manager of the EU Team, Irina
Nunberger reportedly explained that the aim of the project is to develop the nation’s entire
business sector, while offering services to develop ICT driven businesses.
Miss Nunberger stated that her team will provide training and advice for businesses wanting to launch an e-commerce venture, while also working along with the Government to
develop the e-Government Sector.
She revealed that they will also be developing the business networking sector through
the establishment of the Local Business Incubator, and that the team will foster networking
locally, regionally and internationally.
Business Development Officer from the EU team, Colin Maclean added, according to the Government, that one of the
main objectives of the project is to develop the rural business fraternity.
Mr Maclean revealed that the team is working alongside organizations such as the Center
for Enterprise Development, the National Development Foundation and the Chamber
of Industry and Commerce to develop these rural businesses, which are often overlooked.