CEO of the Ministry of Home Affairs and New Growth Industries Sharole Carr was in Lima, Peru, earlier this month where she participated in a meeting focused on the Global Framework for Through-life Conventional Ammunition Management. The framework, adopted by the UN, aims to improve the management and security of conventional ammunition in Latin America and the Caribbean.
During the meeting, CEO Carr shared Belize’s progress in modernizing ammunition management, revising legislation, and enhancing inter-agency cooperation. Her participation underscored the importance of regional collaboration and Belize’s commitment to high standards in ammunition security. Carr’s role also highlights Belize’s dedication to integrating gender perspectives and promoting women’s participation in security practices.
