The Cabinet extends its gratitude to SIDS4 volunteers

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The volunteers’ dedicated service during the recently concluded SIDS4 Conference in Antigua and Barbuda was appreciated by The Cabinet.

Ambassador Lionel Max Hurst, Chief of Staff in the Office of the Prime Minister, announced that the volunteers who contributed significantly to the conference’s success will be recognized for their exceptional efforts.

Ambassador Hurst highlighted the positive influence of the volunteers, acknowledging their role in ensuring the smooth operation and overall effectiveness of the conference.

It was decided that each volunteer will receive a gesture of appreciation in recognition of their efforts.

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The specifics of this acknowledgment are yet to be finalized, but the Cabinet prioritizes ensuring that the volunteers are duly recognized for their valuable support.

Following the conclusion of the SIDS4 Conference, the Cabinet conducted a thorough review to assess the overall achievements and the significant contributions made by various individuals and entities.

Ministerial reports emphasized the successful bilateral meetings and engagements, as well as the crucial role played by volunteers in creating a welcoming and professional environment for all participants.

The Cabinet expressed gratitude to numerous organizations, including APUA, PWD, SLBMC, EMS, ABDF, RPFAB, and other government ministries and departments, as well as private firms, hoteliers, Airbnb operators, media houses, and foreign governments.

They all played a vital part in ensuring the success of the SIDS4 Conference. Their combined support and contributions were integral to the accomplishments of this significant event.

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