St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda – Prime Minister Gaston Browne has given his government’s commitment to accelerate development in the All-Saints West Constituency. This pledge came shortly after Anthony Smith, the MP for that constituency, took his oath as the new Minister of Agriculture, Lands, Fisheries, and the Blue Economy.
“The All-Saints West constituency will be given significant priority in terms of addressing the infrastructural needs and other needs of the people of that constituency,” Browne declared.
Prime Minister Browne expressed his confidence in the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) administration, emphasizing its unique blend of youth and experience.
“Clearly, the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party administration is the most equipped administration to govern the country at this time, an administration that has a mixture of youth and experience,” Browne said. “So you have a significant amount of institutional knowledge to rely upon, and we expect you to be one of the shining stars in this country’s future.”
Browne highlighted the strategic importance of attracting young, capable talent to the ABLP, noting Smith’s potential to contribute significantly to the government’s initiatives. He praised Smith’s transition from a toxic political environment to a more stable and supportive one within the ABLP, where he could better serve his constituents. “This transition allows Smith to utilize his potential fully and align with the values of transparency, accountability, and good governance that our administration upholds,” Browne added.
In his remarks, Browne assured that Smith would receive the necessary guidance and mentorship to develop his political career. He committed to prioritizing the development of the All-Saints West constituency, ensuring that Smith’s constituents benefit from improved infrastructure and resources.
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