Attorney General Hon. Sir Steadroy Benjamin Congratulates 2024 Chevening Scholars
The Attorney General and Minister for Legal Affairs, Public Safety, Immigration, and Labour, Hon. Sir Steadroy Benjamin, extended his heartfelt congratulations to the 2024 Chevening Scholars, Annetta Jackson and Constable Latisha Browne, on their prestigious achievements.
Annetta Jackson, Crown Counsel in the Attorney General’s Chambers, and Constable Latisha Browne of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda, have been awarded the highly competitive Chevening Scholarship.
This scholarship, funded by the UK government, provides exceptional professionals from around the world the opportunity to develop in their respective fields through a one-year Master’s degree in the United Kingdom.
Hon. Sir Steadroy Benjamin expressed his pride and admiration for both scholars, emphasizing the significance of their accomplishments.
“The selection of Ms. Jackson and Constable Browne as Chevening Scholars is a testament to their dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence. Their achievements reflect not only their personal capabilities but also the high standards and potential of our public service sector,” said Sir Benjamin.
He further stated, “We are proud to have professionals like Annetta and Latisha representing Antigua and Barbuda on an international stage. This opportunity will enable them to enhance their knowledge and skills, which will undoubtedly contribute to the betterment of our nation. I have no doubt they will excel in their studies and return with fresh perspectives and ideas that will benefit our country.”
The Chevening Scholarship is a globally recognized program aimed at fostering future leaders, influencers, and decision-makers. Annetta Jackson and Constable Latisha Browne’s selection as scholars is a significant achievement, showcasing their academic and professional excellence.
Both scholars are set to begin their studies in the UK later this year. The entire nation looks forward to their continued success and future contributions to Antigua and Barbuda.
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