Rotary District Governor Pays Courtesy Visit to Prime Minister Browne
Rotary District Governor Soraya Warner-Gustave paid a courtesy visit to Prime Minister Gaston Browne on Tuesday as part of her official tour of Rotary clubs across Antigua and Barbuda.
The meeting, held at the Office of the Prime Minister, formed part of her visit to engage local Rotary leaders and strengthen collaboration between the service organization and the government.
Governor Warner-Gustave was joined by Assistant Governor Jonah Ormond, Rotary Club of Antigua President Elisa Graham, Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown President Nicole Stevens, Past President Paul Ryan, and Youth Services Director Rosanne Emmanuel.
During the cordial discussion, Prime Minister Browne commended Rotary for its long history of community service and its role in supporting national development initiatives. He also indicated that the government is open to exploring new areas of partnership with Rotary to advance social and youth-oriented projects across the country.
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