The new Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party Cabinet has been officially sworn in, marking the formal start of Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s fourth consecutive term in office.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

The ceremony, held Tuesday at the American University of Antigua, completed the formation of the new administration following the ABLP’s landslide victory in last Thursday’s general election, where the party captured 15 of the 17 parliamentary seats.

Here are your new ministers.

Melford Nicholas – St. John’s City East; Minister of Information Communication Technologies, Utilities and Energy

Melford Nicholas (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Rawdon Turner – St. Peter; Minister of Social and Urban Transformation

Rawdon Turner (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Maria Browne – St. John’s Rural East; Minister for Housing and Works

Maria Browne (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Daryll Matthew – St. John’s Rural South; Minister of Education, Science and Technology

Daryll Matthew (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Charles Fernandez – St. John’s Rural North; Ministry of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Transportation and Investment

Charles Fernandez (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Anthony Smith – All Saints West; Minister of Agriculture, Land and the Blue Economy

Anthony Smith (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Randy Baltimore – St. Philip North; Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Blue Economy

Randy Baltimore (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Dwayne George – St. Mary’s South; Minister of Sports and Creative Industries

Dwayne George (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Kiz Johnson – St. Philips South; Minister of State in the Ministry of Social and Urban Transformation

Kiz Johnson (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Dr Philmore Benjamin – St. Mary’s North; nominated as Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives

Philmore Benjamin (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Michael Joseph – St Johns Rural West; Minister for Health, Wellness, Environment and Civil Service Affairs

Michael Joseph (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

E.P. Chet Greene – St. Paul; Minister of Foreign Affairs Trade and Immigration

Chet Greene (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Michael Freeland – St George; Minister of State within Ministry of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Transportation and Investment

Michael Freeland (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Prime Minister Browne and Attorney General Sir Steadroy Benjamin were sworn in on Friday.

Attorney General Sir Steadroy Benjamin (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

The new Cabinet is expected to hold its first meeting this week as the government moves to advance its agenda on roads, water, housing, education, agriculture, tourism, and national transformation.