- Norwegian Cruise Line yakabvuma kupa Jamaica US $ 1 miriyoni yekuti COVID ipore.
- Nzira yekufambisa ngarava iri kupawo US $ 500,000 kuchitsuwa chakakanganiswa negomo reSt. Vincent neThe Grenadines.
- Jamaica yakashandisa mabhiriyoni emadhora kusimudzira nekuvandudza zvikepe zvengarava kusimudzira kugona kwenyika kugamuchira zvakawanda zvezvikepe zvikuru zvepasi rose.
Mukuita hurukuro yake ye2021 muparamende nezuro, Gurukota Bartlett vakazivisa kuti Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) yakabvuma kupa Jamaika US $ 1 miriyoni kuti ishandiswe muchirongwa chayo chekudzosa cheCOVID-19, icho chinosanganisira kupa rubatsiro runodiwa mukuvaka zvivakwa zvehutano zvinodikanwa kufambisa kudzoka kwekushanya kwechikepe nenzira yakachengeteka uye isina musono.
Minister Bartlett vakati, "Regai nditende Norwegian Cruise Lines nemupiro wakarongwa weUS $ 1 miriyoni kana angangoita J $ 150 miriyoni kuHurumende yeJamaica kuti vabatsire nemaitiro edu eECVID-19."
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- In making his 2021 sectoral presentation in parliament yesterday, Minister Bartlett disclosed that Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has agreed to give Jamaica US$1 million to be utilized in its COVID-19 recovery program, which entails providing well-needed assistance in building out the health infrastructure needed to facilitate the return of cruise tourism in a safe and seamless manner.
- Minister Bartlett said, “Let me thank Norwegian Cruise Lines for the planned donation of US$1 million or approximately J$150 million to the Government of Jamaica to assist with our COVID-19 management efforts.
- Jamaica has spent billions of dollars upgrading and developing cruise ship ports to enhance the country's capacity to welcome more of the world's large cruise ships.
