Politics

The UAE delegation visited St Kitts and Nevis and expressed their delight in meeting and connecting with Foreign Minister Dr Douglas.

He expressed delight and recalled his journey as Prime Minister and the opposition leader of Grenada, stating that the journey has remained quite exciting and worth mentioning.

PM Terrance Drew during his visit to Barbados, meets and encourages St Kitts and Nevis students at UWI, highlighting education initiatives.

Speaking at the Sir Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre, Antonio Guterres told CARICOM heads of government and international dignitaries that 'a unified Caribbean is an unstoppable force.'

The special meeting (22nd) of the Council for Foreign and Community Relations (COFCOR) is a key one since the external affairs ministers of the region’s countries give important advice to their respective governments on foreign policy matters.

The current CARICOM heads of government meeting is being held in Barbados, with Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley leading as chair since January 2025.

PM Drew engaged productively with Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir, Saudi Arabia's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.

The Dominican-born British barrister made her final appearance at the CARICOM Heads of Government meeting before her tenure concludes on March 31, after attending a felicitation ceremony in India.

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell praised UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres as a strong partner of CARICOM, recalling the devastation of Hurricane Beryl shortly after taking up CARICOM’s chair.

The meeting is held under the theme- “Strength in Unity: Forging Caribbean Resilience, Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development.”

The Convention Rally in Grenada will be hosted by the NDC, led by Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell, who also serves as the party's leader.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit highlighted the need for multilateralism and innovation to tackle global issues during his visit to the World Government Summit 2025.

The recently uncovered reports by FBI were never forwarded to the panel during investigation.

While interacting with the media, Prime Minister Terrance Drew provided updates on various government initiatives aimed at addressing key national issues.

While distributing support cheques to farmers at an event in Saint David Parish on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, he announced that the plants could be procured from the propagation stations.

The 14th Global Blockchain Congress in Dubai provided a platform for global investors and leaders to explore new business opportunities.

The government of Dominica launched its 2025 “Town Hall Meeting Series,” aiming to enhance community interactions.

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew extended congratulations to Attorney Wilkin for getting a chance to represent St Kitts and Nevis on the global stage.

The Dominican government signed a contract worth EC $7.6 million with local companies OYO Construction Inc. and Virtuoso Architects Ltd (joint venture) in January for the facility’s construction.

PM Drew highlighted the enduring bond between the two countries, focusing on trust, cooperation, and shared prosperity.