People from 17 countries to attend Major 3-day Rotary Conference in SVG

Senior Rotarians – Mr. Kurt Dougan and Mrs. Sharia London-Williams.

By Admin. Updated 8:09 p.m., Wednesday, April 17, 2024, Atlantic Standard Time (GMT-4).

The Rotary District 7030 Conference 2024 will be held in St. Vincent and the Grenadines from April 18th to 20th, 2024, and it is expected to attract Rotarians from 17 countries in the Southern Caribbean.

The conference will be held at the Kingstown Baptist Church, and organizers say it marks a significant milestone as it is the first time the District Conference will be hosted in the St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG).

“Under the visionary leadership of District Governor Brian Glasgow, the conference theme “Sharing Hope” embodies the spirit of Rotary International, emphasizing the collective impact of collaboration for positive change. With over 3,200 Rotarians in 75 Clubs across 17 countries and territories in the Southern Caribbean, District 7030 exemplifies diversity and unity, making this year’s conference a true celebration of cultural richness,” the organizers said inna press release.

“The conference itinerary is packed with engaging activities, including a pre-conference workshop for Presidents and Secretaries-elect, an opening ceremony and welcome cocktail, Project Fair, Vincy Village showcasing Vincentian talent and products, Island Night Hospitality Event, Polio Awareness Walk, and a grand Closing Ceremony,” the organizers said.

“One of the highlights of the event is the Project Fair, where participating Rotary Clubs from District 7030 will present their project ideas to potential partner Clubs from Districts in the USA and beyond. This collaborative platform underscores Rotary’s commitment to making a meaningful difference in communities worldwide,” the organizers said.

“Moreover, the “Vincy Market” provides a unique opportunity for Vincentian entrepreneurs to showcase and sell their products and services, adding a vibrant touch of local flavour to the conference experience,” according to the organizers.

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