Antigua and Barbuda Youth Delegation Heads to St. Kitts for Regional Assembly
A delegation from the National Youth Parliament Association of Antigua and Barbuda (NYPAAB) is set to travel to St. Kitts to participate in the Eastern Caribbean Youth Assembly. The event brings together young leaders from across the region to discuss governance, policy, and issues affecting Caribbean youth.
The Antigua and Barbuda team includes Jessica Zouetr, Jawan Jackson, Ramona Small, Rainer Santos, Amelia Williams, Christal Percival, Cyniya Ireland, Lutrell John, Esther McKenzie, and Kamalie Mannix. NYPAAB said that it is confident that the delegation will represent Antigua and Barbuda with excellence, passion, and vision.
The Eastern Caribbean Youth Assembly will feature debates, collaborative discussions, and joint resolutions, providing participants with a platform to influence regional youth policies while honing leadership skills.
NYPAAB expressed confidence that Antigua and Barbuda’s youth voice will be strongly represented, highlighting the importance of such experiences in developing the next generation of Caribbean leaders.
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