Rotary District Governor Updates Prime Minister Browne on Organization’s Work in Antigua and Barbuda
Prime Minister the Hon. Gaston Browne met with Rotary District 7030 Governor Ms. Debbie Roopchand on Tuesday for an update on the activities of the Rotary, Rotaract, and Interact Clubs in Antigua and Barbuda.
During their discussion, District Governor Roopchand outlined various projects being undertaken by the Rotary Club of Antigua (RCA) and the Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown (RCAS). Prime Minister Browne commended Rotary’s contributions, recognizing the organization’s role in addressing societal needs through its service initiatives.
As part of her visit, District Governor Roopchand also paid a courtesy call on Governor General Sir Rodney Williams. She presented both Prime Minister Browne and His Excellency with Peace Pins, reinforcing her mission to promote peace across her district.
Antigua and Barbuda was the ninth stop on Governor Roopchand’s district tour, which includes 17 countries within District 7030.
She was accompanied by Assistant Governor Jonah Ormond, Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown President Kari Lewis, and Rotary Club of Antigua President Sherrie-Ann Brazier. (Ends)
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