Sen George Attends CDB’s 54th Annual Meeting in Canada
Senator Dwayne George has returned home from his attendance at the 54th Annual Meeting of the Caribbean Development Bank in Canada.
George who works in the Ministry of Finance represented Antigua and Barbuda the high-level meeting
George says this important gathering provided a deep dive into various banking practices and the significant issues impacting the Caribbean region.
The discussions revolved around crucial topics such as economic development strategies, financial sustainability, and the implementation of initiatives to tackle the urgent challenges faced by Caribbean nations.
Senator George gained valuable insights into the workings of regional financial cooperation, the influence of global economic trends on local economies, and the innovative approaches being employed to stimulate economic growth and fortify resilience in the Caribbean.
The knowledge garnered during this meeting is instrumental in crafting policies that will not only benefit Antigua and Barbuda but also contribute to the overall development of the entire region.

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