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Minister of State for OTs Amanda A. Milling to visit VI

The Minister of State for the Overseas Territories, the Honourable Amanda A. Milling, is expected to visit the Virgin Islands (VI) in the near future after accepting an invitation from the Government of the Virgin Islands. Photo: Government of Bermuda
According to Premier and Minister of Finance Hon Andrew A. Fahie (R1), the Government of the Virgin Islands looks forward to the visit by Hon Amanda A. Milling as it is an opportunity to have more fruitful discussions in a number of additional areas concerning development in the Virgin Islands and how the modern partnership can be further strengthened. Photo: Facebook
According to Premier and Minister of Finance Hon Andrew A. Fahie (R1), the Government of the Virgin Islands looks forward to the visit by Hon Amanda A. Milling as it is an opportunity to have more fruitful discussions in a number of additional areas concerning development in the Virgin Islands and how the modern partnership can be further strengthened. Photo: Facebook
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The Minister of State for the Overseas Territories, the Honourable Amanda A. Milling, is expected to visit the Virgin Islands (VI) in the near future, Premier and Minister of Finance Hon Andrew A. Fahie (R1) has stated.

According to Premier Fahie, during a press conference on March 11, 2022, when he attended the Joint Ministerial Council Meeting in London in November 2021 an invitation was extended to Hon Milling to visit the VI and she has since accepted.

The meeting had several fruitful and positive outcomes, one of which was that we extended an invitation to the Rt Hon Amanda A. Milling, who is the Minister with responsibilities for the Overseas Territories, to visit the Virgin Islands. We followed up this invitation in writing.We are pleased that Minister Milling accepted our invitation and is expected to visit the Virgin Islands in the near future,” Premier Fahie said.

Opportunity for ‘fruitful discussions’- Premier

The Premier said the Government of the Virgin Islands looks forward to the visit by Hon Millingas it is an opportunity for us to have more fruitful discussions in a number of additional areas concerning development in the Virgin Islands and how we can further strengthen the modern partnership in the best interests of the growth and aspirations of the Virgin Islands people.

14 Responses to “Minister of State for OTs Amanda A. Milling to visit VI”

  • Windy (13/03/2022, 12:40) Like (4) Dislike (25) Reply
    Fahie please stop kissing the British rear they do not like we
  • WOW (13/03/2022, 14:03) Like (4) Dislike (21) Reply
    In this day and age y'all blacks still kissing white people @#$
  • Sam (13/03/2022, 15:35) Like (5) Dislike (17) Reply
    she needs to hear the voice of our people not only the politicians need to put an end to exploitation back then the UK ran away from the territory now making every effort to come back after our people develop the bird sanctuary modern day slavery must be pulled down and not allowed to fester
  • Xxx (13/03/2022, 16:14) Like (7) Dislike (24) Reply
    Who wants to see her? We need our independence period
  • The week (13/03/2022, 16:21) Like (6) Dislike (3) Reply
    Before she comes they will start patching
  • coi (13/03/2022, 18:32) Like (3) Dislike (14) Reply
    He need to invite some Caribben leaders the British want our land
    • Stuppppidity (14/03/2022, 05:27) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
      Never heard such utter stupidity. Are they coming to confiscate my little half acre of land? I can bet you don't own a quarter acre for them to get.
      • josiah'sbay (14/03/2022, 10:31) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
        @Stuppppidity: What do you think they wanting Belongership and running for political office will be about. Familiarize yourself with " Gentrification " and you'll see a different perspective. Besides in the VI a half acre of land is nothing to sneeze at; ask those who have nothing.
        • Jane (16/03/2022, 12:52) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
          @Josiah'sbay
          I don't think you understand what gentrification means. It is not solely about outsiders coming in and pricing out locals, it can also be about locals enjoying upward social mobility, getting richer. There are many BVIslanders who are wealthy through hard and legal work.

          In any case, there is an old phrase, no taxation without representation. In BVI the majority of adults are disenfranchised and have no voice nor even trade union representation. This has lead to wide spread corruption and employment abuses. I live here and love these islands and the community who live here, I would like to vote so that all the community gets better governance and that everyone's quality of life improves (better education, healthcare and infrastructure).
  • asking for a friend (13/03/2022, 22:28) Like (1) Dislike (8) Reply
    When is he going to invite an african leader? People who looks like we?
    • @ asking for a friend (14/03/2022, 12:20) Like (3) Dislike (0) Reply
      this is not an african dependent territory my friend
  • just wrong (14/03/2022, 08:13) Like (9) Dislike (0) Reply
    Why oh why do people turn this into a racial issue ?
    • @ just wrong (14/03/2022, 17:06) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
      Because the very fact that she is involved and has power over the bvi in 2022 is based on race, white supremacy and colonization
  • Interested (14/03/2022, 12:59) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
    The stupidity of the comments on here is amazing


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