AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCBI Debate: Prime Minister Terrance Drew was scheduled to address the nation Friday evening on the citizenship-by-investment programme. He has warned that possible blacklisting concerns him more than the loss of visa-free access to Europe; the government’s response to EU pressure remains a key question. EU Partnership: Drew met European Commission officials to discuss geothermal energy, a proposed Nevis–St. Kitts power link, digital infrastructure and economic diversification. Nevis Premier Mark Brantley says preparations for geothermal drilling continue and major island projects are “falling in place.” Climate Policy: St. Kitts and Nevis launched its National Loss and Damage Strategy at COP31, becoming the first Caribbean country to adopt a dedicated plan. Nevis Services: Taiwan is funding upgrades to Nevis water meters, which Brantley says will help track use and manage supplies. Election Politics: Former PLP chairman Douglas Wattley endorsed Drew for another term, citing a list of 71 government achievements.
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