PM Terrance Drew held significant discussions with business leaders at Investment Forum in Turkey

Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, Dr. Terrance Drew shed light on several options for investment in the island nation. All these significant discussions were held at the investment forum which took place in Istanbul, Turkey with Turkish business leaders.

During the meeting, one of the featured topics remained the Indigo Hotel where PM Drew stated that the objective of the hotel aligns with the government’s sustainable island state agenda.  With the development of this project, he aims to operate well within the international community in order to witness St Kitts shine brighter in the field of hospitality and business.

The leader of the nation shared the glimpses of the meeting on his official Facebook account and stated “This evening I had the pleasure of addressing another successful investment forum with Turkish business leaders in Istanbul, Turkey.”

Notably, Dr. Terrance Drew reached Istanbul on Sunday, where he engaged with several business leaders in Turkey and exchanged crucial dialogues with the motive of promoting Citizenship by Investment Programme of St. Kitts and Nevis. During the meeting, he held discussions on several topics in order to enhance the economic conditions of the country and foster prosperity.

Moreover, he also actively participated in the CBI Investment Forum, which took place on Tuesday, and ensured the transparency and integrity of the CBI Programme. He also emphasised his primary objective of leading St Kitts and Nevis to greater heights by fulfilling their agenda of becoming a sustainable island state. Also, the Prime Minister shared several benefits that can be availed of due to the CBI Programme and highlighted several aspects of it.

Along with that, he also mentioned the enhanced security measures that have been established in order to restore the confidence of the investors in the Citizenship by Investment Programme of the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis. He reiterated his dedication to enhancing the overall reputation of the country and promised to continue to make efforts to strengthen and improve the governance of the CBI programme.