AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaritime Supply: SAFE Boats won a five-year U.S. contract worth up to US$36.4 million to provide patrol vessels and support services to four Caribbean nations, including St. Kitts and Nevis; production is due to start in 2027. Tourism: Nevis-based Keturah Tours owner Bernadette Rivera received a Service Excellence Award at the Chamber of Industry and Commerce’s 2026 Business Excellence Awards. Citizenship and Investment: St. Kitts and Nevis has not announced a change to its citizenship programme, but Antigua and Barbuda’s likely November suspension amid EU pressure has raised regional uncertainty. A citizenship amendment passed on October 23 creates a registration pathway for eligible descendants abroad, with officials pointing to diaspora skills and investment as potential gains. Budget and Finance: Acting Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley has called for tighter spending discipline and stronger links between training and jobs in sectors such as tourism, agriculture, construction and digital services. The government’s inaugural EC$10 million retail bond was fully subscribed.
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