AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRecycling Reality Check: St. Kitts and Nevis’ recycling push is gaining community and private-sector buy-in, but officials admit the model is constrained by limited local processing capacity and costly export logistics—raw recyclables must be baled and shipped, with shipping costs cited as a major bottleneck. Africa–Caribbean Business Pitch: PM Terrance Drew used the London Stock Exchange platform to position the Federation as a strategic gateway linking Africa, the Caribbean and global capital, calling for fewer barriers to travel, trade and investment and highlighting visa-free access for African nationals. Climate Finance Planning: The government advanced its first National Loss and Damage Strategy via a stakeholder workshop, aiming to map how the country will identify, plan for and respond to climate impacts across key sectors. Banking & Corporate Services: Hamilton Reserve Bank and Dubai’s Trinity Group announced a marketing alliance to streamline company formation and provide fast, multicurrency banking solutions for clients. ECCB Money Update: The ECCB unveiled redesigned Eastern Caribbean banknotes featuring regional heroes and icons, replacing Queen Elizabeth II’s image. Medicinal Cannabis Finance: St. Kitts and Nevis is bringing in Saboto Caesar to help build a medicinal cannabis banking framework, including work with financial institutions on a track-and-trace approach. Social Security Reform Pressure: Experts and government continue to flag urgent reforms for the Social Security Board as pension costs outpace contributions, with sustainability concerns rising. Hospital Support: CleanRite donated sanitation and hygiene equipment to Joseph N. France General Hospital to strengthen infection control and upgrade dispensers.
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