AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEconomic Transition: St. Kitts and Nevis will wind down its 42-year-old Citizenship by Investment programme, Prime Minister Terrance Drew announced. The programme will keep operating under strict rules while the government negotiates a final timeline with the EU, putting diversification and new sources of revenue in sharper focus. Digital Skills: The first Fostering the Future Caribbean Summit opened in the Federation, bringing government, industry, educators and students together to discuss preparing young people for the digital age. Energy and Connectivity: Talks with an EU delegation covered Nevis geothermal development, a proposed electricity link between the islands, digital infrastructure and maritime connections. Water Services: Taiwan is funding new water meters across Nevis to improve consumption tracking, revenue collection and management of the island’s water supply. Tourism: The Caribbean Tourism Organization plans expanded European marketing, trade outreach and roadshows in 2027 after a major showing at London’s World Travel Market. Banking: St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank received the ECCU’s Corporate Social Responsibility Award, while Grenada Co-operative Bank won top honours for overall performance and technology.
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