AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAutomotive Tech & Local Culture: Motorworld and S.L. Horsford & Co. Ltd. (through Horsford’s Automotive) officially launched the Chery vehicle brand in St. Kitts and Nevis on Sept. 25, showcasing its modern SUV lineup, safety and pricing, plus local masquerade and mock jumbie performances. Digital Trade Facilitation: St. Kitts and Nevis will host a World Bank-supported Electronic Single Window (ESW) Visioning Workshop on Sept. 30–Oct. 1 to map how to simplify and automate trade documents between traders and border agencies. AI Access at UNGA81: Acting Prime Minister Dr. Geoffrey Hanley urged the UN to avoid a “digital divide,” saying small states must help shape AI development, not just consume it, while expanding digital identity and public services. Climate Resilience & SIDS Voice: Hanley also pressed for stronger climate justice and financing, warning SIDS can’t keep adapting as climate impacts intensify. Health & Research Training: Nevis doctor Kha-lis Farrell is advancing specialist training in anesthesiology in Cuba, building on service at Alexandra Hospital. Regional Tech Governance: Konris Maynard was elected President of the Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU), reinforcing St. Kitts and Nevis’ role in regional digital development. Youth, Creativity & Finance: A regional youth panel in St. Kitts focused on the “Orange Economy,” highlighting barriers creatives face in accessing financing and monetisation tools.
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