Last Updated on December 24, 2025, 1:27 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew St Peter’s, Canyon and Conaree Communities over the previous weekend. The children from the community got the opportunity to spend time in the company of Dr Drew. The Prime Minister had previously visited the children in the Keys and Canada Estate communities of his constituency.
The Prime Minister has shared some images from the event on his social media. The visits to the communities across his constituency were part of the Prime Minister’s Christmas celebration with the children.
The Prime Minister has shared that he was delighted to celebrate the festive season with their children. He said that seeing the children smile and celebrate Christmas with such excitement. The Prime Minister further said that celebrating with the communities in this manner is crucial for the people to feel connected with their administration.
The Prime Minister, Dr Terrance Drew makes it a priority to celebrate several occasions with the people of his constituency. He was thankful to the people of St Peter’s,, Cayon and Conareee communities for giving him such a warm welcome into their celebration. He thanked the workers and community stakeholders for arranging the Christmas parties.
The Prime Minister’s visit to the St Peter’s, Canyon and Conaree Communities was also appreciated by the people of the island. The people said that connection and presence matter significantly for the communities. The Prime Minister highlights his willingness to work with and for the development of the community.
The Prime Minister has extended his gratitude and best wishes to the people for a happy and enjoyable Christmas season.
Notably government ministers from all over the country celebrated Christmas with the members of their respective communities and spread the cheer of Christmas among the people. The Christmas season has been significant for the people of the island.
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