Cabinet has approved additional equipment and technical experts to expand road repair work across Antigua and Barbuda. Meanwhile, officials say the move will improve road rehabilitation efforts nationwide.

The Cabinet received an update from the Ministry of Works on Wednesday. The briefing focused on the country’s ongoing road and infrastructure programme.

Officials discussed progress on the All Saints Road project. In addition, they provided updates on roadworks in communities across Antigua and Barbuda.

The delegation included the Minister of State within the Ministry of Works. The Permanent Secretary, Director of Works, and Deputy Director also attended.

Meanwhile, ministry officials told the Cabinet that roadworks will continue at the current pace. They also said crews will place greater focus on rural communities.

According to the Ministry, rehabilitation efforts will continue expanding across the country. As a result, officials hope to improve road safety and reliability.

During the meeting, the Cabinet approved two additional pieces of specialized equipment. The machinery will support work in smaller and narrower road networks.

Furthermore, the equipment will help crews operate in difficult-to-access areas. Officials expect the move to improve paving and rehabilitation work in communities.

The Cabinet also approved the hiring of additional technical experts. These specialists will support ongoing infrastructure projects throughout Antigua and Barbuda.

In addition, officials expect the added expertise to improve efficiency and project execution. They also believe it will strengthen the quality of road development.

Meanwhile, the Cabinet praised the Ministry of Works for its ongoing efforts. Ministers commended staff members for their professionalism and dedication.

Officials described the work taking place across the country as excellent. They also thanked ministry workers for supporting the government’s infrastructure agenda.

The government reaffirmed its commitment to continued investment in roads and infrastructure. According to the Cabinet, better roads remain important for national development.

Furthermore, officials said improved road networks support public safety and economic growth. Better connectivity also remains a key national priority.

For now, the Ministry of Works continues rehabilitation projects in several communities. Meanwhile, the Cabinet says additional resources will help strengthen future road upgrades across Antigua and Barbuda.