AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCBI Transition: St. Kitts and Nevis will wind down its 42-year Citizenship by Investment programme, Prime Minister Terrance Drew announced, with the timeline still under negotiation with the EU. Drew says CBI’s share of government revenue has fallen from as much as 70% in 2022 to under 20% in 2026; the figures are his, not an independent assessment. The government says it will accelerate economic diversification. Energy and Connectivity: Drew’s talks with EU officials covered Nevis geothermal power, a proposed link to St. Kitts, digital infrastructure and maritime connectivity—projects aimed at cutting fossil-fuel dependence and broadening growth. Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says geothermal, airport and housing projects are advancing. Water Investment: Taiwan is helping fund new water meters across Nevis to improve monitoring, billing and management of the island’s supply. Tourism: The Caribbean Tourism Organization plans more European marketing and travel-trade outreach in 2027, following a major showing at London’s World Travel Market.
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