Last Updated on July 18, 2025, 4:13 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis Dr Terrance Drew spent time with the people of his constituency on Wednesday. The visit to the coastal community of Conaree was a step in reaffirming his commitment to the staying in touch with the people.
The Prime Minister makes it a point to visit the people and interact with them about their problems. As the constituency representative for the Conaree and surrounding communities, he makes it a point to stay connected with he people.
In almost three years of being in office, Prime Minister Drew has regularly met with people to hear their views. The Prime Minister makes an effort to talk about the issues that they are facing.
The Prime Minister Terrannce Drew has shared that the members of the community gave him a warm welcome. He added that he was able to have a productive discussion with the people of the community.
PM Drew asserted that his visit to Conaree was not in any way related to elections. The general elections are still far away, said the Prime Minister and C-8 Representative.
However, he is committed to maintaining strong ties with the community that he is representing in the national assembly. Dr Terrance Drew went on his official social media page to declare that he was delighted to meet the community members.
He took note of the people’s concerns and suggestions for the betterment of the community. The Prime Minister said that he has to work with the members of the community to develop Conaree.
Prime Minister said that it is only by working together and clear communication that the community can achieve their development goals. The Prime Minister’s visit is proof that he values the input of the people in shaping his mandates.
The coastal community has a lot of potential for development in all sectors. The people of the country were delighted to have their leader, Dr Terrance Drew pay them a visit and remain in touch with people on the ground level.
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