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Posted: Monday 11 April, 2011 at 3:11 PM

Montserrat's new governor sworn in

His Excellency the Governor Adrian Davis and his wife Sujue are greeted by Deputy Governor Mrs. Sarita Francis and Deputy Commissioner of Police Paul Morris at the John A. Osborne Airport on Friday morning. Davis was sworn in on Friday afternoon during
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    LITTLE BAY, Montserrat (April 11, 2011) - His Excellency the Governor Adrian Davis was sworn in Friday during a special sitting of the Legislative Council of Montserrat.

     


    Attorney General, the Hon. James Woods administered the oath after which the Governor was welcomed by Speaker of the House, the Hon. Ms Teresina Bodkin; Deputy Governor Mrs. Sarita Francis; Leader of the Opposition, the Hon. Victor James and Chief Minister, the Hon. Reuben T. Meade.

     


    The Speaker said the challenging natural and global environment will not make the road ahead for Montserrat easier adding that she hoped the Governor's definition of success will embrace the island's definition of
    success as well.

     


    Chief Minister Meade during his remarks said Governor Davis' tenure must be one of partnership and mutual respect. He said the goal of Montserrat's sustainable development needs to be guided by integrity and fairness.

     


    Opposition leader James in his greeting said he hoped the governor's wealth of experience working for DfID Asia would be of benefit to the island.

     


    The new governor said it was almost a year to the date since his appointment was announced and that he'd had three months to prepare for the new post. He said his desire was to be transparent and open and to that end wanted to hold monthly meetings with the media. Governor Davis said his overriding priority was to work with Chief Minister Meade and the people to deliver a prosperous Montserrat.

     


    Davis remarked that Montserrat needs to take its place in the international community and that globalization presented enormous opportunities to play a role. He added that the volcano should no longer define the future of Montserrat and the message must be spread that the North is safe and open for business.

     


    The governor wants to see the Diaspora take an active part on redeveloping the island with a more open approach to receiving support from wherever it is offered. Governor Davis said he plans to pursue his new job with energy
    and enthusiasm.

     


    The Governor is accompanied on this tour of duty by his wife Sujue.

     

     

     

     

     

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