A mural crafted entirely from recycled bottle caps has been unveiled as part of Antigua and Barbuda's preparations for the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), according to Antigua News Room.
The artwork features two of the nation's most prominent figures — Governor General Sir Rodney Williams and cricket legend Sir Vivian Richards — and is designed to promote sustainability while building public awareness and community engagement ahead of the landmark summit.
Officials said the project reflects Antigua and Barbuda's commitment to environmental responsibility. The initiative also underscores the country's historic position as the smallest nation ever to host CHOGM, a distinction that has placed the twin-island state in the international spotlight.
The mural serves as both a cultural symbol and a statement of purpose, merging national pride with a broader message of environmental stewardship as the country counts down to the 2026 gathering of Commonwealth leaders.
