AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation & Infrastructure: Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Geoffrey Hanley and education stakeholders toured the Basseterre High School construction site, saying foundations for Buildings A and B are in place for classrooms, with work on the auditorium expected to begin next week. Financial Literacy for Youth: PM Dr. Terrance Drew backed the ASPIRE Savings Account Deposit Exercise, giving students hands-on banking practice, while Nevis held an ASPIRE Financial Symposium for fifth and sixth form graduates to build money-management skills. Citizenship by Investment Debate: Industry experts say “investment migration isn’t shrinking, it’s growing up,” arguing reforms are a transformation, not a wind-down, as global pressure continues. Travel Update: Spain has granted visa-free short stays (up to 90 days in 180) to nine CARICOM countries including St. Kitts and Nevis. Regional Security & Justice: CARICOM IMPACS and U.S. DHS signed a biometric data-sharing cooperation deal, and the Ministry of Justice launched training on the Diversionary Caution System. International Sanctions: The U.S. Treasury sanctioned two St. Kitts-registered shipping firms and a St. Kitts-Nevis-flagged vessel tied to an alleged Iranian sanctions-evasion network. Sports & Community: Skywalkers won the Premier League title undefeated; Tejuan Webbe won bronze in the NACAC U23 110m hurdles; and St. Kitts and Nevis Restaurant Week starts July 16.
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