Imagine dedicating decades of service to customs operations, steadfastly contributing youth and passion to national development. On International Customs Day (ICD) 2025, the Customs and Excise Division of Antigua and Barbuda proudly recognized three veteran officers with the longest service records, honoring their exceptional contributions to the nation's progress. Their careers have mirrored the remarkable growth of Antigua and Barbuda's customs operations while setting an exemplary standard for younger generations.
The three honorees have demonstrated unwavering professionalism and dedication in their respective roles, playing pivotal roles in safeguarding economic security and facilitating trade efficiency. Beyond executing customs duties, they have served as ambassadors of policy implementation and guardians of national reputation. Their tireless efforts have laid a robust foundation for Antigua and Barbuda's stability and prosperity.
"These officers embody the spirit of service that defines our customs administration,"
stated the Customs and Excise Division. The institution emphasized that the veterans' expertise and commitment represent invaluable assets to the customs workforce, with their legacy continuing to inspire colleagues toward greater national service.
The recognition ceremony aimed to celebrate the values of diligence and selfless service, encouraging current and future customs personnel to emulate these role models. The Customs and Excise Division extended its highest commendations and deepest gratitude to the three distinguished officers for their lifetime of service.