Liat Shareholder Heads to meet here on Wednesday

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February 1, 2011

The three shareholder heads of LIAT will meet here tomorrow, Wednesday, February 2, to consider a number of matters related to the regional air transportation sector.{{more}}

Prime Ministers Baldwin Spencer of Antigua/Barbuda and Freundel Stuart of Barbados will join their counterpart Prime Minister, Dr. Ralph Gonsalves, to discuss a number of matters, based on an extensive agenda.

Matters that will be looked at include the operational plans and performance of LIAT, financial reports and projections, and industrial relations and human resource development.

Wednesdayâs meeting will also look at the attempt by Caribbean Airlines to begin a service into the Eastern Caribbean.

A number of top LIAT officials, including the Chairman of the Board of Directors Dr. Jean Holder, will be attending the shareholdersâ meeting.

A media conference is scheduled for 1:30 pm, at the conference room of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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