Last Updated on March 6, 2024, 7:55 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: Mark Brantley, the Premier of Nevis encourages large and small businesses to be members of the Nevis Chamber of Commerce as the Nevis is now open for business. The Premier congratulated the chamber for their successful leadership.
“I congratulate the Nevis chapter and its leadership for building tremendous momentum for the work of critical private sector organization in Nevis,” mentioned Premier Mark Brantley.
The Premier recently had quarterly lunch and spent an informative and interactive afternoon with the Nevis chapter of St Kitts and Nevis Chamber of Commerce at Stella’s Kitchen (Long Point Road, Nevis). He also shared his honor for being at the chamber by mentioning, “ It was truly an honor for me to be in such illustrious company.”
During the interaction, the members and the premier focused on various subjects which included:
The Vance Amory Int’l airport expansion project
The Alexandra Hospital expansion project
The economic outlook for Nevis for the remainder of 2024
All such subjects discussed during the interaction would lead towards fostering better results in the commerce sector which further would direct towards the economic boost. The efforts of the authorities are taking the country a step ahead in every means.
Even the efforts of the government are being appreciated by the general public. This states that the work being done so dedicatedly by the authorities is giving positive results. As Premier Mark Brantley congratulated the chamber through a social media handle, the public even expressed their pleasure for the work done by the Government.
“The island SKN is being openly recognized because of the leadership. Keep up the good work!” mentioned one of the citizens.
“Premier Mark Brantley is doing great for the economy. All hands on deck,” commented another.
Such expressions by people for the efforts of the government pay a remarkable mark of the leadership of the government.
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