ST.GEORGE’S, Grenada – Grenada last month celebrated 45 years of political Independence from Britain with Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell claiming his administration is committed to the nation’s development.
In his Independence Day message on Feb. 7, Mitchell said 45 years means that the island has achieved a certain level of maturity. He noted that the development of the island has been on an upward trend and his government remains committed to enhancing the country economically.
Mitchell also underscored the importance of unity and the need to work together to further enhance development. He said regional organizations continue to champion the interest of regional states.
The Organization of Eastern Caribbean States Commission congratulated Grenada on its Independence. The United States also sent congrats.
“On behalf of the Government of the United States, congratulations to the people of Grenada on your 45th anniversary of independence on February 7,” U.S. Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo noted in a statement.
“Grenada is a warm and welcoming host to thousands of Americans each year, and many U.S. students also call the ‘Spice Isle’ home.”
