LYDD of IBI Invited to Attend Diplomatic Dinner Hosted by Caribbean Diplomatic Missions in China
June 2, 2026
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On May 30, 2026, the Caribbean Diplomatic Missions in China hosted a high-level diplomatic dinner in Beijing, bringing together ambassadors and officials from ten Caribbean nations—including Antigua and Barbuda, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago—to strengthen China-Caribbean ties. Focused on cultural exchange, economic cooperation, and industrial synergy, the event aimed to foster pragmatic multilateral trade, especially in agriculture and digital supply chains. LYDD of IBI participated as a key partner, underscoring its commitment to expanding global agricultural sourcing, enhancing cross-border trade via digital platforms, and supporting future bilateral projects and resource alignment.

On May 30, 2026, the Caribbean Diplomatic Dinner hosted by the Caribbean Diplomatic Missions in China was grandly held at the China World Hotel in Beijing. Ambassadors and diplomatic officials from Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, as well as representatives from the Haiti China Trade Development Office gathered at the event to deepen China-Caribbean friendship and explore new opportunities for cross-border economic and trade cooperation. LYDD of IBI was invited to attend this high-profile diplomatic dinner.
As an authoritative and professional diplomatic gala linking China and Caribbean nations, the dinner centered on three core themes: cultural exchange, economic and trade collaboration, and industrial win-win outcomes. It is designed to build a high-end platform for resource sharing and industrial synergy between relevant parties, further deepen in-depth cooperation covering trade, agriculture and other sectors, facilitate two-way flow of high-quality resources and complementary advantages, and advance multilateral economic and trade cooperation in a pragmatic manner. Going forward, LYDD will continue to expand its global agricultural product supply chain footprint, proactively source premium commodities from overseas producing regions, leverage its strengths as a digital supply chain platform to boost China-foreign trade flows, and lay a solid groundwork for future bilateral cooperation, resource matching and project implementation.






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