In a significant diplomatic exchange, Prime Minister Gaston Browne of Antigua and Barbuda lauded Panama for its unwavering dedication to maintaining the Caribbean as a ‘Zone of Peace’ amidst escalating global military tensions. The commendation came during the credential presentation ceremony for Panama’s newly appointed ambassador, Ana Irene Delgado, held in Antigua and Barbuda. Browne emphasized that Panama’s foreign policy aligns closely with Antigua and Barbuda’s values of regional stability and sovereignty. He highlighted the importance of small states advocating for diplomacy, peace, and non-aggression across the hemisphere, praising Panama’s consistent and courageous stance on these issues. The event also underscored the deepening bilateral ties between the two nations, with officials noting enhanced cooperation in aviation, logistics, and trade. This collaboration marks a strategic step forward in their shared commitment to fostering economic and diplomatic partnerships in the region. The ceremony served as a reminder of the critical role small nations play in promoting peace and stability in an increasingly volatile global landscape.