PM Terrance Drew, Denzil Douglas share glimpses of Diaspora Meeting in Miami

St Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis- Dr Terrance Drew shared glimpses of the Diaspora Meeting held in Miami on Saturday, February 18, 2023. He held talks with the nationals living in Miami and other cities in Florida and discussed various matters of concern. 

PM Terrance Drew took to Facebook and cited, “Happening now…Diaspora Meeting in Miami.” Earlier, he invited the citizens living in Florida and stated, “I look forward to meeting and hearing from you, our nationals living in Florida, on Saturday, February 18 2023. You’re all invited to be a part of the Diaspora Meeting.” 

He visited Miami after the 44th CARICOM meeting of the government heads in The Bahamas and outlined his schedule. PM Drew added that he first had to pass by Fancy Loaf to have lunch and then hosted a meeting at the Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum. 

“On my way home from The Bahamas, I stopped in Miami, where I will host a Diaspora Meeting this evening at FIU. But of course, I had to pass by Fancy Loaf to have lunch. It was very moving to see so many familiar faces after such a long time. I’m looking forward to our meeting this afternoon at the Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum, “said the prime minister. 

Denzil Douglas- Minister of Foreign Affairs, also attended the Diaspora Meeting and met the nationals of St Kitts and Nevis living in Miami. He added that the meeting was an amazing one. He wanted to Thank the Nationals of SKN living in Miami and who must have travelled from other cities in Florida for their strong support. 

“Firstly, in receiving us at Fancy Loaf Bakery where we lunched on arriving in Miami from Nasssu. There we had an amazingly delicious spread of typical SKN Saturday meal ( I had a whole fish fried in sauce with a few coconut dumplings, fried plantain with salad and washed it down with water), “said the Minister. 

Secondly, for the highly interactive Town Hall meeting, the first he has attended in Florida with PM Drew. Denzil Douglas added that there’s no doubt they can use the RIDU (Regional Integration and Diaspora Unit ridu.gov.kn) to strengthen our relationship as an Administration with citizens in the diaspora and create greater provisions for them to participate in the economic, social and political development of their beloved country.