20/08/2026
🇦🇬💻 CHOGM 2026 Preparations Underway: Strengthening Technology & Cybersecurity Readiness
As Antigua and Barbuda advances preparations to host the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) 2026, representatives from the Ministry of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs), Utilities & Energy recently conducted technical site visits to Jumby Bay Resort and Coolidge Cricket Ground (Formally Sticky Wicket).
The Ministry team, including Troy Gibson and Claudia David from the IT Department, and Akeem Meade from the Cybersecurity Department, assessed connectivity, technology infrastructure, and cybersecurity readiness at both locations.
📍 Jumby Bay Resort
The team assessed Wi-Fi capabilities for CHOGM VVIP Delegates, cybersecurity readiness, and the physical security of technology equipment. The visit was led by Andre Johnson and Jamal Barnes from the resort’s IT team.
📍 Coolidge Cricket Ground
The team assessed the venue’s technological requirements as preparations continue to transform the compound for the CHOGM Business Forum, which is expected to host more than 500 participants, with support from Cricket West Indies (CWI). The visit was led by Michael Douglas.
These site visits form part of the Ministry’s continued efforts to ensure Antigua and Barbuda is prepared to deliver a secure, connected, and successful CHOGM 2026. 🇦🇬
– Ministry of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs), Utilities & Energy
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