Ministry: Special Olympians To Be Recognised
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Premier attends CARICOM Meeting
The Premier, the Hon. E. David Burt, JP, MP, is in Trinidad and Tobago this week to attend the 45th Regular Meeting of the Conference of CARICOM Heads of Government.
The Regular Meeting of the Conference of CARICOM Heads of Government is an annual event that gathers leaders from the 15 member states and five associate members in the Caribbean region. The conference serves as a platform for the heads of government to discuss and make decisions on matters related to regional cooperation, integration, and development.
Special Olympians to be Recognised
Following their outstanding achievement at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport Sen. the Hon. Owen K. Darrell, JP, confirmed that plans are currently underway to publicly recognise Bermuda’s Special Olympians.
Premier’s Concert – July 9
The Premier’s Concert will take place on July 9, 2023.
Hosted by the Department of Culture this year’s event is in keeping with the theme of celebrating Bermuda’s National Heroes.
Sunday’s event will showcase a lineup of local performers who will dedicate their performances to each of Bermuda’s eight National Heroes.
Reminder of Commemorative Stamps
The Bermuda Post Office (BPO) is reminding the public that the Commemorative Stamp marking the Coronation His Majesty King Charles III is available for purchase.
As the public will recall, King Charles III was crowned on May 6th at Westminster Abbey.
The Post Office produced one thousand (1,000) first day covers and this commemorative stamp was the first to be issued within the Commonwealth or the Overseas Territories.
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