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Mia Amor Mottley

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Mia Amor Mottley

@miaamormottley

Prime Minister of Barbados (since May 25, 2018). "I was brought up in my father's home believing in #democracy and trusting the will of the people."

Barbados

pmo.gov.bb

Born October 1

Joined September 2009

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Prime Minister Sánchez @sanchezcastejon, my warmest congratulations to you, the Spanish team and the people of Spain on lifting the FIFA World Cup for a second time. I can only imagine the pride and joy sweeping through your country tonight. To prevail over Argentina in a final
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Kensington Oval held so many emotions today. The result did not go our way against New Zealand, but the West Indies fought hard and gave us moments to cheer. I also treasured the opportunity to spend time with Ian Bishop, exchanging fond memories of our National Hero, Sir Garry
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Jul 18
Thank you to The Right Excellent Robyn Rihanna Fenty, National Hero of Barbados, for this beautiful tribute to our beloved Sir Garry. It is deeply moving to hear one National Hero honour another, and I will always treasure having introduced the two of you. In this moment of
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Jul 17
It is with profound sadness that I join Barbados, the Caribbean and the cricketing world in mourning the passing of The Right Excellent Sir Garfield Sobers, our Sir Garry. From Bay Land to Kensington and onto the world stage, he carried Barbados and the West Indies with
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Jul 15
A pleasure to welcome Prime Minister @sanchezcastejon as the new Co-Chair of the SDG Advocates, alongside Prime Minister @miaamormottley, at a time of growing complexity and development challenges. With less than five years to go, we must close financing gaps, raise ambition and
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Jul 14
Today, Barbados said farewell to one of its brightest daughters. Dr. Shelly-Ann Cox reminded us that a life is not measured by its length, but by its purpose. She brought brilliance, compassion and humility to her work, believing deeply that science must always serve people. It
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Jul 12
On behalf of the people and Government of Barbados, I extend our deepest condolences to the Amir of Qatar, His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani on the passing of the former Amir, His Highness the Father Amir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. We remember with fondness
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Jul 11
This evening was one of those moments in the life of our nation that we pause to recognise. I was honoured to attend the Ceremonial Parade marking the appointment of Commissioner of Police Sonia Boyce. Watching the officers on parade was a reminder that the Barbados Police
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Jul 9
In 2026, I cannot believe we are being asked to respond to the suggestion that the descendants of the enslaved should pay for the machinery that oppressed them. The Caribbean does not owe Britain for slavery, for colonial extraction, or for laws that treated African people as
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Jul 7
At a high-level private sector session with key stakeholders of CARICOM, I made the point that the time is ripe for a compact among Government, business and labour that protects our people on the essentials. Food, sanitary items and basic household goods cannot keep moving
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Jul 5
Jamaica has lost one of its great builders of sport, and the Caribbean has lost a man whose work gave all of us reason to stand taller. Stephen “Franno” Francis helped turn talent into discipline, promise into excellence, and Caribbean speed into a language the world could not
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Jul 4
Today was one of those moments in the life of a nation that we pause to recognise. I was honoured to witness Commissioner Sonia Boyce take the oath of office as Commissioner of Police. Her appointment rests on years of service, discipline, competence and commitment to Barbados.
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Jul 3
The Prime Minister’s Cup is back, and I could not be more proud of what it is becoming. This tournament is giving our young footballers a stage, our communities new energy, and our players real pathways to trials, contracts and opportunities overseas. I cannot wait to see who
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Jul 3
Some people leave behind monuments. Philip Tudor left behind a nation that moves because of his life's work. For 37 years, Philip Tudor served Barbados with distinction, helping to build the roads and infrastructure that connect our communities and support our daily lives. He
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