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Apr 25, 2019 News
The Caribbean Development Bank has joined the wider regional community in mourning the loss of Sir Alister McIntyre, OCC, a Caribbean statesman, a scholar, a true Caribbean son.
In a statement issued yesterday, the CDB said, “Though we mourn his passing, we celebrate his life – one which he dedicated to the cause of Caribbean integration and development.”
Born and raised in Grenada, Sir Alister shared his intellect and ability with the entire Region. His work and his scholarship as a development economist and an integrationist influenced many regional leaders; and his legacy will endure through generations.
“We are especially grateful for the leading role he played in shaping CARICOM and the University of the West Indies as Secretary-General and Vice Chancellor, respectively,” the CDB noted.
“Sir Alister’s vision of a stronger, more integrated Caribbean is one which we share at CDB. Almost 50 years ago, the architects of the Bank mandated us to promote economic cooperation and integration among our regional members, having special and urgent regard to our less developed member countries.
“We will continue to build on the strong foundation which Sir Alister left behind as we work to accelerate the economic development of our Region.
“We offer our deepest condolences to his wife, Marjorie and children, Arnold, Andrew, Helga and Nicholas. We thank them for sharing him with us.”
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