Last Updated on July 30, 2023, 12:32 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The prime minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew, is currently on a drive to meet and interact with the various entrepreneurs and small business owners in the country’s diverse communities. The country’s prime minister takes immense pride in announcing that several youngsters are taking up entrepreneurial initiatives. The prime minister was very excited to meet the entrepreneurs and business owners.
The prime minister took to his social media account to share his experience of meeting the youngsters of the Federation who are following their passions and making a decent living out of it. Dr Drew stated on his social media account that St Kitts and Nevis is home to some very innovative and ambitious young people.
Dr Drew and his administration under the Federation take the opportunity to encourage the people to get into business. Promoting business mindedness within the youngsters bears good news for the country’s economic prosperity as it boosts the economic activity of the country with creation of more jobs for the people.
In line with this, Prime Minister Dr terrance Drew stated that I have been visiting young entrepreneurs this week. He added that he believes he will continue to do this occasionally. The conversations we had thus far were quite insightful.
Further, the Prime Minister, Terrance Drew announced that during these meetings, he decided to stop by Island Poppers at Ponds Extension to try some of the flavourful popcorn I have been hearing so much about and chat with the employees there.
He took the opportunity to highlight the business and shared the details of the business on his social media account. He wrote that you can find them just before the roundabout on your way to Camps or at Ponds. Dr Terrance Drew encourage the youth to continue to follow their passion(s) as there is no telling where it can lead you.
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