On Wednesday, the community of Cobbs Cross hosted a Town Hall meeting that featured several prominent figures, including E.P. Chet Greene, Parliamentary Representative for St. Paul’s, members of the National Parks Authority, and Dr. W. Aubrey Webson, UN Ambassador.

An impressive turnout of attendees marked the event, all engaged in a lively and in-depth discussion on various crucial local and international issues.

The Town Hall meeting was a platform for the community’s voices to be heard on various key topics, such as the enhancement of local governance, environmental conservation, and the improvement of public amenities.

The discussions highlighted a collective commitment to the community’s development and well-being and provided essential updates on the upcoming Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Conference, which is scheduled for May 27th to 30th.

Dr. Webson, the UN Ambassador, praised Minister Greene, the leader of the meeting, for his leadership in preparing for the SIDS Conference.

He emphasized the significance of the international event and encouraged the residents of St. Paul’s to leverage the opportunities presented by Antigua and Barbuda’s hosting of the conference, emphasizing the potential benefits for local and national development.

In response to the community’s enthusiastic participation, MP Greene pledged to continue the series of informative and engaging Town Hall meetings.

He stressed the importance of such gatherings in fostering open communication and collaboration between the government and the community, ensuring that the voices of constituents are heard and acted upon.

Overall, the meeting was an essential platform for critical discussions on local and international issues, and it demonstrated the vibrant civic spirit of the Cobbs Cross community.

The event reaffirmed the commitment of MP Greene and other leaders to work hand-in-hand with the community towards sustainable development and a brighter future for all.