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Captioned Photo- PM Holness and Minister Grange at Blues on the Green

(Right) Prime Minister, the Most Honourable Andrew Holness watches the performances at last Friday’s staging of ‘Blues on the Green’ held at Emancipation Park, while (left) Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange and (centre) Member of Parliament for St. Andrew East Rural, Juliet Holness were engaged in conversation.
(Right) Prime Minister, the Most Honourable Andrew Holness watches the performances at last Friday’s staging of ‘Blues on the Green’ held at Emancipation Park, while (left) Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange and (centre) Member of Parliament for St. Andrew East Rural, Juliet Holness were engaged in conversation.

Commentary

We posted a story on this matter “Blues on The Green”. It was great event and performances were of a high standard. The fact that the PM Holness attended was a signal that the Jamaican government values their relationship with the USA and their agencies very much.

This JLP GOVERNMENT and its leadership value international relationships very much. Edward Seaga, former JLP PM was the first foreign Leader to be invited to visit the White House when Ronald Reagan was President of USA.

Blues on the Geen is a highly sought after gala concert event.

Vision congratulates the US Embassy for executing this high quality event.

Hopeton O’Connor-Dennie is Senior International Correspondent & photojournalist for Vision Newspaper Canada.

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