Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO)

This one means everything. Clarendon Gold investor Vendrys Henry — who put £150,000 into Jamaican farmland through JAMPRO’s support — has a message for anyone thinking about investing in Jamaica. 🇯🇲

If you are attending the 11th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference 2026, Montego Bay, the JAMPRO team wants to meet you.

Visit our booth in the Marketplace at the Montego Bay Convention Centre — where government agencies and private sector partners are on hand to engage directly with diaspora members.

Whether you have an investment idea, an export ambition, or simply want to understand what JAMPRO can do for you, our team is here to have that conversation.

The Marketplace is open throughout the conference. Come find us.

Hon. Delano Seiveright, Minister of State in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, is at the 11th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference 2026, Montego Bay and Jamaica’s investment facilitation machinery is here with him.

JAMPRO, Jamaica’s export and investment promotion agency, and the Jamaica Special Economic Zone Authority (JSEZA) are both on the ground this week. Together, they represent the full pathway for diaspora investors who are serious about putting capital to work in Jamaica.

JAMPRO opens the door — facilitating investment. 1) Connecting investors with opportunities 2) Hand-holding projects from interest through to implementation. JSEZA takes it further — offering a preferential regulatory and fiscal incentive environment within Jamaica’s Special Economic Zones, purpose-built for manufacturing, logistics, agro-processing, and Global Digital Services, that are ready to scale.

If you have been thinking about investing in Jamaica, this week in Montego Bay is the time to start that conversation.

Find our team in the Marketplace at the Montego Bay Convention Centre.

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The diaspora is home. JAMPRO is here at the 11th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference 2026 — connecting investors, exporters, and entrepreneurs with the opportunities that move Jamaica forward. Leading the team today are the Hon. Delano Seiveright, Minister of State in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce and Mrs Shullette Cox, President, JAMPRO.

As we continue to mark National Exporters Month, we’re highlighting Jamaican businesses responding to growing international demand.

“We’re seeing strong interest from international buyers.”

Martella Melville, founder and CEO of Jah-Jireh Herbal Limited, is a returning participant in Export Max Cohort IV, having previously engaged in the programme.

This continued participation reflects an important reality: export development is not a one-time milestone, but an ongoing process. With a portfolio of over 30 health and wellness products targeting non-communicable diseases, Jah-Jireh Herbal is building on increasing international interest while refining its readiness to meet that demand.

Export Max supports this progression by providing continued access to buyers, market insights and export-facing opportunities. For companies like Jah-Jireh Herbal, the value lies not only in initial exposure, but in sustained engagement as they scale and adapt to global market requirements.

During Exporters Month, we recognise businesses that are staying engaged, evolving and positioning for long-term export growth.

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JAMPRO’s Non-Food and Extractive Exports team recently hosted buyers from Trinidad & Tobago and the Turks and Caicos Islands following connections made during the 2025 Turks & Caicos Islands mission.

The inward mission created opportunities for Jamaican companies in aggregates, roofing, interior solutions and building materials to engage directly with regional buyers exploring future partnerships and sourcing opportunities.