The SIDS4 Conference, which will be hosted next year in Antigua and Barbuda, is beginning to take shape and its outcome will likely have far-reaching results for the future of the many island nations who will be represented at the ground-breaking event.
The stage is being set well ahead of the meeting scheduled for May 27 – 30 next year for lasting policies and enduring positions that will precipitate the shift in fortunes that Small Island Developing States have been seeking for decades.
In this connection, as host country, the Antigua and Barbuda Permanent Mission to the United Nations has maintained a constant presence at various meetings where it can field questions and share information about next year’s meeting.
