Antigua and Barbuda will host the 55th regular session of the OAS General Assembly in June 2025. The theme of the assembly, “Building Resilient, Inclusive Economies in the Americas,” emphasizes resilience and inclusivity. Ambassador Sir Ronald Sanders expressed confidence that the assembly would foster productive discussions and collaboration among member states.
Antigua and Barbuda has been selected to host the 55th regular session of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) in June 2025. The announcement was made by Sir Ronald Sanders, Antigua and Barbuda’s ambassador to the OAS Permanent Council. Sir Ronald expressed confidence that the Caribbean nation’s hospitable environment would encourage productive discussions and outcomes for the Americas.
The theme for this assembly will be “Building Resilient, Inclusive Economies in the Americas.” Sir Ronald highlighted that this theme addresses pressing regional issues and emphasizes the need for resilience and inclusivity among member states, regardless of their size. The designation of “building” within the theme signifies a commitment to continuous action and suggests that all members can articulate their priorities while contributing to a collective endeavor.
Sir Ronald further extended an invitation to all, stating, “We look forward to welcoming you in June 2025, confident that our discussions will foster stronger ties and deliver meaningful outcomes for our hemisphere.” His remarks underscore the anticipation of enhanced cooperation and dialogue during the assembly, ultimately aimed at enhancing the lives of the citizens across the Americas.
In conclusion, Antigua and Barbuda will host the OAS General Assembly in June 2025, focusing on building resilient and inclusive economies in the Americas. This theme aptly reflects the urgency of addressing regional challenges and encourages collaboration among member states. The ambassador’s statements reveal a commitment to meaningful dialogue and shared objectives, reinforcing the importance of international cooperation in improving the lives of citizens throughout the Americas.
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