AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYouth Enterprise: The Dreamy Group’s “A Blooming Touch” programme is introducing Beach Allen Primary girls to entrepreneurship, floral design and balloon artistry, linking creative skills with future business opportunities. Tourism: St. Kitts and Nevis has been elected vice chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board, with a role in shaping regional tourism priorities and strengthening links to local industries. The Federation recorded 116,458 air arrivals through August and more than US$34.5 million in Visa-card visitor spending; the 2025–26 cruise season brought 1,031,710 excursionists. Investment and Resilience: Acting Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley says about 75% of households now have 24-hour water access, while geothermal development in Nevis and a solar-and-battery project in East Basseterre are advancing. He is also urging lenders to factor island vulnerability—not income alone—into financing decisions.
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