Julian Jay Robinson
@julianjay
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Father, Husband, MP for S.E. St. Andrew; Opp Spokesman on Finance, Planning and the Public Service; Instagram: julianjayrobinson
Jamaica
Joined May 2009
In my presentation to the Budget Debate 2025, I outlined a vision for a stronger, more inclusive economy that works for all Jamaicans. 🇯🇲📊. Visit my website to read my full speech: #EconomyForAll #PeopleTimeCome #Budget2025
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What a great advertisement for Test cricket .5 days of enthralling play with a successful run chase of over 370 runs on the final day .#INDvsENG.
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Congrats Coco - great game of tennis by both players and happy you won - continue to grow and shine.
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Join me tomorrow in this virtual forum to discuss the Jamaican economy
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At 38 years old, incredible running for a season opener - beating ladies 15-20 years younger.
THE ROCKET HAS LAUNCHED 🚀 . 10.94s (+3.1) for Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce 🇯🇲 to win her 100m heat at Velocity Fest 17!. 🎥 @trackalerts
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RT @thepatriotsja: The Patriots & @PNPYOJa presents. A better economy for all Jamaicans! . A live online discussion TONIGHT on Instragram,….
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The 4E Plan is the blueprint for a stronger economy and a brighter future! Let’s build a Jamaica that works for all! 🇯🇲 #PeopletimeCome #4EPlan
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RT @JamaicaPNP: So What? This is the Andrew Holness led Administration's approach to the plight of the people. Well, the PNP understands be….
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Our people deserve better, and it's time for a change that will empower them to thrive. We are ready to lead and drive this transformation for the betterment of our nation. #Peopletimecome.
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The People’s National Party is committed to an approach that combines fiscal responsibility with innovative, bold leadership to break free from the cycle of low growth that has limited Jamaica's potential.
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The necessary transformation will require strategic investment in critical sectors such as education, entrepreneurship, energy, and productivity.
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The gov's proposed budget fails to effectively tackle the pressing issues that continue to hinder our nation's economic progress. While certain aspects of the budget are commendable, they fall short of addressing the deep-rooted struggles faced by the majority of Jamaicans.
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