Day 2 of MoTIE, line Agencies and Departments reviewing 2020 annual work plan

The Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment (MoTIE) in collaboration with line Agencies and Departments are currently reviewing their annual work plan in a bid to streamline their activities and budget for 2020.The four- day retreat is currently underway at a local hotel in Senegambia.

Annual Senior Staff Retreat

Annual Senior Staff Retreat of Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment with its line agencies and departments on going at Mansea Beach hotel.

Enterprise Private Sector Development Project Steering Committee Meeting

The meeting was held today at the 7th of January, 2020 at MoTIE conference room and it began with a welcome remark by the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment- Mr.Lamin Dampha. In his remarks, he welcomed all the committee members with a season's greetings and happy new year to all. He also further introduce Mr Edrissa Jobe (The Current president of GCCI) as the new chairman of the committee.

The meeting continued with the new chairman declaring the meeting opened and also with an introduction of the agenda. 

MoTIE Validates Aid for Trade Strategy

The Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment on Tuesday 31st December, 2019 convened a one-day validation workshop on aid for trade strategy held at a local hotel in Senegambia.

The event is supported by the UNDP funded Entrepreneurship and Private Sector Development to formulate The Gambia Aid for Trade Strategy.

The objective of the strategy is to help identify The Gambia’s trade priorities and outline a strategy to enhance access to aid for trade resources to support trade development in The Gambia.

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Welcome To Ministry Of Trade Industry Regional Integration & Employment

The Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment (MOTIE) is mandated to formulate and implement trade, investment and industrial policies that promote investment in the productive sector for increased production and export, thus promotes trade as an engine of growth. It also formulates and implements employment, competition and labour matters, promulgates national standards and takes a lead role in trade negotiations in collaboration with other stakeholders for enhancing competitiveness.

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