Senator Dwayne George Represented Antigua and Barbuda at the 9th Council of Ministers Meeting
Senator Dwayne George, representing the Ministry of Social Transformation, effectively represented Antigua and Barbuda at the 9th Council of Ministers: Human and Social Development meeting held in St. Kitts.
This important regional meeting brought together leaders from across the Caribbean to discuss and advance key issues related to human and social development.
Senator George, a dedicated advocate for positive social change, actively participated in discussions focused on improving the well-being of citizens throughout the region.
Topics of importance included poverty reduction, education reform, and advancing opportunities for vulnerable populations.
Antigua and Barbuda’s active involvement reaffirms the nation’s commitment to creating sustainable and inclusive social programs that benefit all its citizens.

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