AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoYouth Innovation: St. Kitts’ STEAM Fair returns November 13, with student projects focused on sustainable solutions for the island state. Electric Mobility: Horsford’s has launched GAC and AION electric vehicles, complementing government incentives that cut import duties on qualifying EVs. Medicinal Cannabis: National Bank is prepared to provide services to licensed operators, giving the regulated sector a path into formal banking. Investment Migration: St. Kitts and Nevis is among five Eastern Caribbean countries facing an EU deadline to commit by November 12 to ending citizenship-by-investment programmes by June 2028, raising questions about public revenue, jobs and investment. Agriculture: The Ministry has alerted farmers and gardeners to suspected cotton leafhopper, which can damage okra, sorrel, eggplant and hibiscus. Local Enterprise: IPOSKN and WIPO will host a November 9–10 workshop on protecting locally made and grown products, while the SBDC is seeking nominations for its entrepreneurship awards. Health Services: A mixed-reality surgical system donated through a Taiwan partnership will let surgeons view 3D scans and consult specialists during procedures at hospitals in St. Kitts and Nevis.
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