AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDiplomacy: Prime Minister Terrance Drew marked Taiwan’s 115th National Day, reaffirming ties dating to St. Kitts and Nevis’ 1983 independence and cooperation in areas including health, education and technology. Public Safety: Twenty-eight new officers graduated from Police Training Course 47 and will join the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force. Acting Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley also inspected training on assembling two 40-bed field hospitals for disaster response. Leadership: Drew continues to meet Cabinet members while recovering from a stroke in Florida; no return date has been announced. Nevis Politics: Former minister Hazel Brandy-Williams has declared an independent candidacy in Nevis 10, calling for representation focused on service and results. Premier Mark Brantley urged regional leaders to seek a five-year extension from the EU before Caribbean citizenship-by-investment programmes are phased out.
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