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OECS Appoints Aisha Maina as Strategic Adviser for Africa-Caribbean Cooperation | The Peoples Tribune

July 30, 2026

OECS Appoints Aisha Maina as Strategic Adviser for Africa-Caribbean Cooperation | The Peoples Tribune
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CARIBBEAN REGION--The Commission of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) is pleased to announce the official appointment of Ms. Aisha Maina, President and Chief Executive Officer of Aquarian Consult Limited, as the OECS Strategic Adviser for Africa-Caribbean Cooperation.

The appointment, effective July 1, 2026, marks a significant step in advancing transatlantic South-South cooperation. Ms. Maina’s role will serve as an important catalyst for building historic bridges between the Eastern Caribbean and the African continent.

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Ms. Maina brings to the Commission a distinguished record of visionary leadership. As CEO of Aquarian Consult Limited, she has led high-impact initiatives spanning governance, trade, energy, agribusiness, social impact and the creative economy. Her strategic expertise and strong network across Africa’s public and private sectors will be instrumental in advancing commercial, investment and cultural ties to new levels.

As part of her advisory mandate, Ms. Maina will work directly with the Office of the Director General to guide policy frameworks and operational strategies aimed at delivering concrete and mutually beneficial economic outcomes.

Welcoming the appointment, OECS Director General Dr. Didacus Jules highlighted the transformative potential of the partnership:

“We are delighted to welcome Ms. Aisha Maina to the OECS team. Her proven experience, leadership at Aquarian Consult and global vision for South-South cooperation make her uniquely qualified to guide our strategic engagement with Africa. This appointment reflects our unwavering commitment to building a more resilient, globally connected and economically prosperous OECS community.”

Accepting the appointment, Ms. Aisha Maina, CEO of Aquarian Consult Limited, stated:

“It is a great privilege to serve the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States in this capacity. The historic, cultural and economic synergy between Africa and the Caribbean represents an immense frontier of opportunity. I look forward to working closely with Director General Dr. Didacus Jules and the OECS Commission to translate our shared vision into transformative trade, sustainable growth and enduring partnerships for both regions, thereby strengthening the transatlantic bridge.”

Source: https://tribune-site.webflow.io/articles/oecs-appoints-aisha-maina-as-strategic-adviser-for-africa-caribbean-cooperation

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