The Government of Grenada has successfully completed its participation in the 4th Cycle of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. The delegation, led by Permanent Secretary Roxie McLeish-Hutchinson from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Export Development, presented the national outcome report, emphasizing Grenada’s steadfast dedication to human rights, democratic governance, and sustainable development. The report showcased significant advancements in justice, education, gender equality, and climate resilience, while highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional frameworks and protect vulnerable populations. During the review, Grenada received 171 recommendations and, following extensive national consultations facilitated by the National Mechanism for Implementation, Reporting and Follow-up (NMIRF), formally accepted 103. These recommendations now form the cornerstone of Grenada’s reform agenda, reflecting broad national consensus and legitimacy. Key priority areas identified include correctional reform, human rights and climate resilience, protection of vulnerable groups, advancing gender equality, and establishing a national human rights institution. Grenada expressed gratitude to the Commonwealth Secretariat and its multilateral and bilateral partners for their technical and financial support. The international community lauded Grenada’s transparency, engagement, and commitment to multilateralism. The government remains resolute in implementing the accepted recommendations, working closely with civil society, regional institutions, and international partners to ensure a rights-based future for all Grenadians.