Antigua and Barbuda will host the 55th OAS General Assembly in June 2025. The theme will focus on building resilient and inclusive economies in the Americas, addressing urgent regional concerns. Sir Ronald Sanders expressed confidence in positive outcomes from the discussions, emphasizing collaboration among member states.
Antigua and Barbuda is set to host the 55th regular session of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) in June 2025. This announcement was made by Sir Ronald Sanders, the country’s ambassador to the Permanent Council of the OAS. He expressed confidence that the island’s warm Caribbean ambiance will facilitate productive discussions and promote positive outcomes for the region.
In his remarks, Sir Ronald emphasized the assembly’s theme, “Building Resilient, Inclusive Economies in the Americas.” He noted that this theme reflects the urgent need for resilience and inclusivity in addressing the challenges faced by member states, irrespective of their size. The ambassador reiterated the commitment to ongoing action implied by the word “building” in the theme.
Moreover, Sir Ronald highlighted the inclusive nature of this theme, which allows each member state to articulate its priorities within a collaborative framework. Such an approach aims to enhance the welfare of all citizens throughout the Americas. He concluded by expressing anticipation for June 2025, noting the expectation for stronger ties and impactful results from the discussions.
Antigua and Barbuda’s hosting of the 55th OAS General Assembly serves as a significant opportunity to address critical issues affecting the Americas. The focus on building resilient and inclusive economies highlights the collaborative efforts needed among member states. As stakeholders prepare for the assembly, there is optimism for meaningful dialogue and enhanced cooperation across the region.
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