The EU-CARIFORUM Agreement is a trade and development agreement between the European Union and the CARIFORUM states, which include countries from the Caribbean region. Signed in 2008, it aims to enhance economic cooperation, promote trade, and support sustainable development. The agreement facilitates access to markets, reduces tariffs, and encourages investment between the two regions. Additionally, the agreement includes provisions for cooperation in areas such as environment, education, and technology. It seeks to strengthen the relationship between the EU and CARIFORUM countries, fostering economic growth and improving living standards in the Caribbean.