Speaking at the Small Countries Financial Management Programme he said it’s been particularly important in recent years that the smaller countries have had their voices heard when dealing with their larger counterparts.
Chief Minister Tony Brown has highlighted the importance of international cooperation in securing the future well-being and prosperity of small nations around the world.
He said the Island’s worked very hard over recent years to establish productive links with many countries and institutions.
Speaking at the Small Countries Financial Management Programme he said it’s been particularly important in recent years that the smaller countries have had their voices heard when dealing with their larger counterparts.
This year’s programme welcomed 24 participants to the Island from 21 different nations for what was described as an intensive learning experience.
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