Prime Minister Gaston Browne says the government plans to hold a series of town hall meetings as part of efforts to improve public engagement and communication with citizens.
Speaking on Pointe FM’s Browne and Browne programme, Browne made reference to the meetings while addressing criticism of government policies and the need for direct dialogue with the public.
“We will be doing a series of town halls,” Browne said, indicating that the sessions are intended to give residents an opportunity to hear directly from the government and raise concerns.
He did not provide specific dates, locations or a timetable for the meetings, but framed the initiative as part of a broader approach to public outreach.
Browne said open engagement remains important as the government advances major policy initiatives and development projects.
Further details on the town hall meetings are expected to be announced at a later date.
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