AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedicinal Cannabis: St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank says it is ready to provide services to licensed cannabis businesses that meet regulatory requirements, easing a major barrier to formal operations and investment. Citizenship Investment: U.S.-based clients made up 20% of St. Kitts and Nevis consultations at one advisory firm, the largest source group in its data. But the EU is pressing five Eastern Caribbean countries to commit by November 12 to phase out their programmes by June 2028, putting a potential revenue source at risk. 2027 Budget: Prime Minister Terrance Drew has begun meetings with ministers and senior officials to assess spending requests, programmes and priorities for next year’s national budget. Tourism: Nevis Tourism Authority representatives will attend the November 3–6 DEMA Show in New Orleans to build industry partnerships and promote the island’s dive tourism. Local Producers: A November 9–10 workshop with the World Intellectual Property Organization will explore ways to protect locally made and grown products and strengthen their market potential.
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