AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCitizenship by Investment: Prime Minister Terrance Drew says St. Kitts and Nevis is ready for EU pressure to phase out CBI by 2028, pointing to reforms that cut CBI’s GDP share from 22% to about 9% and strengthened due diligence and laws. Regional Unity: Drew also announced a CARICOM initiative to address Rastafarian concerns, with a committee to study discrimination issues and deliver recommendations. Tourism & Culture: Restaurant Week 2026 is underway with 40+ restaurants, while Nevis Mango Festival wrapped with 5,000+ attendees and confirmed dates for next year (July 1–4, 2027). Sports & Community: Kim Collins Athletics Stadium is reopened for training and track events, and Chefette Fun Run donated $140k to children’s charities. Public Services: Direct Relief donated 20 emergency medical response backpacks to the Ministry of Health. International Watch: Spain reaffirmed visa-free access for St. Kitts and Nevis citizens for short stays. Security & Trade: The U.S. Treasury expanded sanctions tied to an Iran-linked shipping network, including St. Kitts-registered firms and a St. Kitts-flagged vessel.
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