PM Browne meets with Antigua and Barbuda delegation at COP29
Prime Minister Gaston Browne met with members of the Antigua and Barbuda delegation and nationals representing international organizations during a dinner meeting at COP29.
The gathering included Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Tumasie Blair, Climate Change Ambassador Ruleta Camacho, and Department of Environment Director Diann Black-Layne, along with staff members Arry Simon, Gita Gardner, and Garth Simon.
Other attendees included delegates Carlon Knight, Jeniece St. Romain and Esquire Henry, who represent various regional and international organizations.
The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss strategies for the remainder of the climate conference before the Prime Minister’s departure.
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