Caribbean Leaders

Mark Brantley portfolios included Tourism, Health, Culture, Youth, Sports, and Community Development

Born in the Villa neighborhood of St. John's, Antigua, Gaston Browne had a rather tough life in his early years.

Prime Minister Mia Mottley is one of the most respected Caribbean leaders who has been actively advocating for the regional unity in her decades of service to the region.

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has been actively advocating for climate resilience and the hardships faced by Caribbean nations throughout his tenure as a Prime Minister.

The President of Guyana, Dr Irfaan Ali recently won the General and Regional Elections held on September 1 and was sworn in as President for a second consecutive term.

Dr Terrance Michael Drew was a medical student and had also worked as a teacher before he entered the world of politics and started leading the SKNLP.

Dr Roosevelt Skerrit, Dominica’s longest-serving prime minister since 2004, has led major rebuilding efforts, climate-resilient projects, and growth in housing, tourism, and green energy.

Meet the Caribbean Leaders and decision makers who have shape the political landscape of the region. From Prime Ministers to Leaders of Oppositions, and Presidents these political leaders play a crucial role in decision making and policies shaping.

​Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Trinidad and Tobago's first female Prime Minister, has made a remarkable political comeback at age 73, leading the United National Congress (UNC) to a decisive victory in the 2025 general elections.