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  1. The Caribbean Community hosted intelligence meetings on July 6, 2026, to discuss regional security matters.
  2. Member nations of the Caribbean Community, including Antigua, are facing political pressure from the United States.
  3. Calls for cooperation between regions and examples of improved connectivity involving Antigua and the broader Caribbean area.
  4. Commonwealth leaders gathered in Antigua and Barbuda, with nations including South Africa and Canada participating to discuss trade and capacity.

Commonwealth Leaders Call for Increased Intra-Trade in Antigua and Barbuda

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During the Commonwealth Business Forum in Antigua and Barbuda, Eastern Caribbean Central Bank Governor Timothy Antoine called for increased intra-Commonwealth trade. The forum, held alongside the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, also featured discussions on practical measures to improve trade and investment, involving the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation.

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The gathering of Commonwealth leaders, including those from South Africa and Canada, aimed to discuss trade and capacity. The calls from leaders like Timothy Antoine highlight efforts to unlock the potential of the grouping through greater regional cooperation and investment.

Commonwealth leaders gathered in Antigua and Barbuda to discuss trade and capacity, with nations including South Africa and Canada participating.

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Who's involved

  • Timothy AntoineGovernor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, who attended the forum in Antigua and Barbuda.
  • AntiguaLocation that hosted the Commonwealth Business Forum and the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

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