Following the conclusion of Antigua and Barbuda’s general election on April 30 that saw incumbent head of government Gaston Browne secure a historic fourth term in office, the Government of Grenada has issued a formal message of warm congratulations to the re-elected prime minister.
Grenada’s own Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell delivered the official congratulations alongside a package of heartfelt best wishes for Browne’s incoming administration. In his remarks, Mitchell emphasized his firm confidence that under Browne’s continued stewardship, the people of Antigua and Barbuda will sustain their trajectory of stable governance, inclusive social progress, and broad-based economic prosperity in the years ahead.
Beyond extending well wishes, Mitchell took the opportunity to reaffirm Grenada’s long-standing commitment to deepening collaborative ties between the two Caribbean sister nations. This shared cooperation, he noted, will continue to be advanced through the existing institutional frameworks of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the two key regional blocs that coordinate collective action on cross-border priorities across the Caribbean.
Looking ahead, the Government of Grenada said it is eager to build on the decades-long, close bonds of friendship and mutual partnership that connect the two countries. As small island developing states navigating shared economic and climate challenges, both Grenada and Antigua and Barbuda will continue working side by side to advance common regional goals that benefit all citizens across the Caribbean.