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Jamaican Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett and their Spanish counterpart have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) as the Caribbean tourist destination rebuilds its hospitality sector.

The global leaders of Brazil, Guyana and Suriname have deferred the plan of building up a regional energy corridor as Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro left the conference early.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of St Kitts and Nevis, Mark Brantley, calls upon the nation's youth citizens to use the international scholarships that the island's authorities retain utilizing the nation's diplomatic relations.

Government authorities in Saint Lucia have hinted that the island may be on the path to export marijuana. According to the statement of Prime Minister Phillip Pierre, this venture is making the step to step with the government's plan to use cannabis production to provide sustainable livelihoods.

The Inter-American Development Bank(IDB) has initiated a plan to launch the "Future Tourism Programme", which aims to bring changes and update technology-related transformation of tourists destinations in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) as a primary tool for recovery and competitiveness of tourism sector in the region.

Vanuatu has taken adequate measures to review and re-design the Citizenship by Investment Programme with thorough due diligence

Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis Dr Timothy Harris held a meeting with the High Commissioner of India, K.J. Srinivasa, and the Honorary Consul of India to St Kitts and Nevis Ramesh Mulkanoor. The officials of both nations had a fruitful meeting and had discussions upon the key strategies to boost bilateral ties between two countries.

"Due Diligence" is one of the most familiar words with the people seeking or investing in any economic citizenship investment programme of any nation.

"If Money can't buy happiness, then why it is so fabulous", It takes guts for one to live a high and flamboyant life. Very few people can actually taste what it feels like to live life like the king size.

As per the World Bank's latest Global Economic Prospects report, the global economy is coming into a struggling slowdown after a strong rebound in 2021, between the new threats due to the latest variants of COVID-19 and a continuous spike in the rate of inflation, debt, and income inequality that could risk the further recovery in emerging and developing economies.