The deal would develop Antigua’s Guiana Island and surrounding areas with 5 five-star hotels, 1,300 residential units, a casino and conference centre, a 27-hole golf course, a marina and a commercial/retail/sports facility.
The land which is being used was that of Allen Stanford who setup the Ponzi scheme scam and was sentenced in 2012 to 110 years in prison.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne said, “I promised the people that my administration would bring the type of investments to the country that will transform Antigua and Barbuda into an economic powerhouse and I am serious about that promise. This Memorandum of Agreement is the result of our determination to work in the interest of the people of the country.”