The Barbados Olympic Association Inc. (BOA) calls for the celebration of the United Nations World Cleanup Day.
The Barbados Olympic Association Inc. (BOA) is the National Olympic Committee of this Caribbean island nation. On July 28, they invited several diplomatic missions accredited to the country to inform them that the organization's mission is to develop, promote, and protect the Barbados Olympic Movement, in accordance with the Olympic Charter. The leaders of this Olympic Committee invited the diplomats present to collaborate and develop initiatives to jointly commemorate the United Nations World Cleanup Day, which will be celebrated on September 20, 2025.
The Barbados Olympic Association Inc. (BOA) calls for the celebration of the United Nations World Cleanup Day.
The Barbados Olympic Association Inc. (BOA) is the National Olympic Committee of this Caribbean island nation. On July 28, they invited several diplomatic missions accredited to the country to inform them that the organization's mission is to develop, promote, and protect the Barbados Olympic Movement, in accordance with the Olympic Charter. The leaders of this Olympic Committee invited the diplomats present to collaborate and develop initiatives to jointly commemorate the United Nations World Cleanup Day, which will be celebrated on September 20, 2025.
Barbados commemorates the Day of National Significance.
July 26th is a date of national significance for all Cubans, and it is also significant for Barbadians.
Barbadian National Significance Day is celebrated annually in Barbados to honor National Hero Clement Payne, who led the 1937 rebellion, igniting the workers' struggles that led to the creation of a strong labor and union movement and political parties that led to the independence movement, which gave rise to the 1937 Revolution and subsequently to the Barbadian nation and the independence of Barbados.
Barbados celebrates, as it does every year, the “Last Canes” and kicks off the “Crop Over”
In Barbados, the "Last Canes" or "Ceremonial Handing Over of the Last Canes" marks the end of the sugarcane harvest season and the beginning of the Crop Over Festival, Barbados' largest and most vibrant national festival, which celebrates the island's rich history and culture, especially the tradition of the sugarcane harvest.
Student Fair at Providence School in Barbados.
Last June 24, the private school “Providence School” of Primary and Secondary Education, located in the Parish of St. Georges in Barbados, held a student fair, organized by Professor Evelin Amado, a Cuban citizen who has been teaching Music and Spanish Language for some years in this school. The initiative was sponsored by several Embassies accredited in Barbados.