AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUN Diplomacy & Diaspora: Acting PM Geoffrey Hanley, with Foreign Affairs Minister Denzil Douglas and Sustainable Development Minister Joyelle Clarke, held a UNGA town hall in New York to hear directly from the St. Kitts and Nevis diaspora. Climate, AI & Small-State Voice: Hanley used the UN General Debate to press that SIDS can’t keep adapting as the climate crisis deepens, and warned the next divide must not be “digital,” calling for developing countries to shape AI governance. Justice Reform Spotlight: Attorney General Garth Wilkin shared St. Kitts and Nevis’ criminal justice reforms at a UN crime congress panel in Abu Dhabi, citing a 75% drop in homicides in 2025 versus 2024. Health Security Talks: The Ministry of Health joined the 53rd COHSOD meeting in Washington to focus on regional health security, public health emergency preparedness, NCD response, climate impacts, and HIV financing shifts. Labour Mobility: St. Kitts and Nevis signed an additional labour agreement with Ghana to protect enhanced conditions for Ghanaian nurses, including higher salaries, insurance, rent support, and end-of-service benefits. Sports & Youth Infrastructure: The Sugar Boyz beat Grenada 3-0 with a Tiquanny Williams hat-trick, while FIFA opened a new FIFA Arena at the SKNFA Technical Center to expand youth football development. Culture Loss: Prime Minister Drew mourned calypso icon Mighty Sparrow (Slinger Francisco), who died in New York at 91.
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