Davis-Crump takes over as Financial Secretary
The Government of Antigua and Barbuda will have a new Financial Secretary Effective January 1st, 2023.
Cabinet announced Mrs. Rasona Davis-Crump will take up that new position.
Information Minister Melford Nicholas says is a competent and experienced female who will become the country’s first-ever woman to hold this position.
The Cabinet thanked Mr. Whitfield Harris for his outstanding service to his country and to the Ministry of Finance.
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