PM Terrance Drew, promoting CBI Programme at official visit to Istanbul

Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr. Terrance Drew has been continuously making significant efforts with a vision to enhance the integrity and transparency of the Citizenship by Investment Programme. His visit to Istanbul, Turkey highlights the unwavering commitment and dedication of the leader towards promoting CBI Programme of the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis to greater heights.

The Prime Minister shared the glimpses of his visit on his official social media account and stated “I have arrived safely in Istanbul, Turkey, where I am vigorously promoting our prestigious Citizenship by Investment Program.”

His continuous interactions with such business leaders aim to foster collaboration and showcase several opportunities that are available through the CBI Programme. While unveiling about his plan for the upcoming days, PM Drew stated that he has already met several business leaders in Turkey and will also be attending various meetings with a motive to discuss on measures in order to foster economic conditions of the country.

Along with that, the leader will also be attending CBI Investment Forum on Tuesday. The CBI Programme of St. Kitts and Nevis has faced several obstacles but Dr. Terrance Drew has always remained steadfast in his efforts to stimulate investment and restore confidence of the investors on the programme.

Dr. Terrance Drew’s dedication towards repositioning St Kitts and Nevis as a premier destination for the investors who are seeking citizenship through investment is visible in his actions. His commitment and dedication towards programme’s success is a beacon of hope for the nation’s economic resilience and prosperity.

His engagements with leaders of different nations shed light on the efforts that PM Drew is making in order to lead the nation to greater heights. Recently, PM Terrance Drew also visited the United States Department of State in Washington DC where he met with Ambassador Brian Nichols, Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs. During their meeting, they both discussed on a number of matters of common interest to both the nations.

“Our meeting was timely in this age of polycrisis, and is a follow up to our earlier meeting held in Antigua during the SIDS4 Conference,” noted Dr. Terrance Drew.