BEIJING, China -- On September 10th, 2015 Bahamian Latrae Rahming was interviewed on Chinese television by China Daily's Huan Cao "Laowai Not." The show has since aired and we provide it here above.
"We
discussed my progress in China as an entrepreneur between China, the
Caribbean, and Latin America," said Rahming who is a vice chairman of the Progressive Liberal Party candidate and CEO of Bahamaren "Chinese Consultancy Firm University of International Business and Economics (Beijing, China) Student Government President."
"We also talked about my personal life growing up in The
Bahamas and my role in politics. How I became a mover and shaker in Beijing.
What are my future plans as an individual and how I intend achieve
them. Why I came to China and how it benefited me."
"
To date, China
remains a critical partner in The Bahamas economic diversification of
its economy, despite this truth, many Bahamians have generally found it
to be an unfavorable relationship. The mere conflict potential of this
situation is seriously fueling more fears than hope due to the many
unaddressed problems. There should be an interim normalization of
relations between the three parties to avoid unmistakable dimensions
that are conflict-enhancing further delaying the project's completion," says Rahming.
