We’ve already broken ground on the Port Antonio Bypass, and that’s just the beginning of our plan to transform Portland. This bypass is a strategic move to open up new lands for housing and structured development. We’re thinking long-term, how do we create real opportunities for people to live in safe, planned, and modern communities? Port Antonio holds a special place in Jamaica’s history. Some say tourism in the Caribbean began right here, and I believe it’s time for Port Antonio to get the renaissance it deserves. That’s why we’ve gone beyond talk, we’ve brought in international urban planners and architects to design a full redevelopment of the waterfront. Not just a cruise ship pier, but a vibrant, world-class harbor that can make Port Antonio the tourism capital of the Caribbean once again. These are the kinds of structured, future-focused investments we’re making. It stands in stark contrast to what the Opposition offers, suggestions like building houses in unsafe riverbeds. That’s not planning. That’s desperation. Our government is committed to building with purpose. Everything we do is well-thought-out, efficiently executed, and designed to improve lives for all Jamaicans.(Andrew Holness)