Nanterre and Spanish Town Cement Bond with Historic Twinning Agreement
Nanterre, France — In a landmark moment for international relations, the cities of Nanterre, France, and Spanish Town, Jamaica, have formalized their partnership with a historic twinning agreement. The signing ceremony took place on August 9, coinciding with Jamaica Day celebrations in Nanterre.
The agreement was signed by His Worship Mayor Norman Scott of Spanish Town and Mayor Raphael Adam of Nanterre. This significant step is set to foster stronger cultural and municipal ties between the two cities, creating opportunities for collaboration and exchange in various fields, including culture, education, and tourism.
Nanterre, France and Spanish Town, Jamaica – sign historic twinning agreement in the margins of Paris24.Signing was undertaken on Jamaica Day in Nanterre (August 9) by His Worship the Mayor Norman Scott, Mayor of Spanish Town, and his counterpart in Nanterre Mr Raphael Adam.(1/2) pic.twitter.com/YXE2fGNoHE
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The ceremony was graced by several distinguished guests. Among them were the Honourable Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism for Jamaica, and Mr. DeanRoy Bernard, Permanent Secretary, who represented Honourable Olivia Grange, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment & Sport, who was unable to attend due to other commitments. Their presence underscored the importance of the agreement and the strong commitment to enhancing bilateral relations.
This twinning initiative aims to promote mutual understanding and collaboration between the cities, paving the way for future joint projects and cultural exchanges. It marks a significant achievement in strengthening the relationship between Jamaica and France, and highlights the growing importance of international partnerships in fostering community development and global connectivity.
The agreement comes as part of broader efforts to celebrate and promote Jamaican culture abroad, reinforcing Spanish Town’s role as a vibrant and integral part of Jamaica’s cultural heritage. Both cities look forward to a fruitful partnership that will benefit their residents and contribute to the rich tapestry of international cooperation.
For Vision Newspaper – The Caribbean Update, this historic event reflects the ongoing efforts to build and celebrate connections within the global Caribbean community. Stay tuned for more updates on this and other significant developments.
