AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDigital Summit: First Lady Diani Prince-Drew will lead a regional summit in St. Kitts and Nevis on November 13–14, bringing government leaders and experts together to discuss children’s digital education, AI and online safety. Cruise Development: Carnival executives met Cabinet on November 2 to advance plans for homeporting in November 2027 and toured the proposed cruise-terminal site. Transport Rules: Police warned that drivers offering paid “Uber-style” rides in privately registered vehicles may lack the required authorisation and commercial insurance. Regional Security: Twenty-one members of the Federation’s defence force and police deployed to Antigua and Barbuda to support security at the Commonwealth leaders’ summit. Public Health: Updated Ebola measures bar non-nationals who visited eight listed high-risk countries within 21 days from entering the Federation; citizens returning from those countries face screening and quarantine. Budget Planning: Prime Minister Terrance Drew is chairing meetings to assess ministries’ priorities and spending proposals for the 2027 national budget. Citizenship Policy: St. Kitts and Nevis is among five Eastern Caribbean countries facing an EU deadline of November 12 to commit to suspending citizenship-by-investment programmes, with visa-free access to Europe at stake.
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