Last Updated on October 16, 2024, 5:19 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Chairman of St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU), Calvin St Juste, officially embarked on his world tour on Tuesday to meet with several agents in the investment migration industry.
His tour started with a stop in Dubai which featured an exclusive dinner, where he expressed gratitude to agents for their role in promoting the CBI programme. The visit of Chairman St Juste to Dubai also served as an opportunity to share his vision for the future of the St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Programme.
While expressing his gratitude towards the agents, he said, “We are so grateful to you, each and every one of you, for what you do to protect, promote and propel the Programme forward.”
He further added, “When we say we’re in this for the long-term, we don’t just mean from a business perspective. We’re in this for the long-term, sustainable growth and development of this Federation. We’re in this to protect the future of our people, our culture and our way of life.”
With this, the CIU Chairman highlighted the focus of the St Kitts and Nevis CBI Programme on protecting the nation’s people, culture and way of life.
During his address in Dubai, he reaffirmed the CBI programme’s longstanding reputation for excellence, stating, “For more than 40 years, the St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment programme has been synonymous with excellence in the investor migration industry.”
He emphasized his privilege in leading the CIU into a new era, focused on premium service and restoring the programme’s global prominence. “As Executive Chairman of the Citizenship by Investment Unit for St Kitts and Nevis (CIU), I’m privileged to be ushering in a new era defined by premium service in everything we do,” outlined the Chairman.
This clearly shows that Calvin St Juste strives to make the programme a top choice for high net worth individuals across the globe.
The newly appointed Chairman of the CIU has always expressed his commitment to maintaining the overall integrity of the programme by following six pillars: transparency, communication, good governance, transformation, global leadership and sustainability.
According to St Juste, his appointment, which took place in August this year, marks a significant milestone as the CIU begins operations as a statutory body—a move that reflects the unit’s commitment to enhanced governance, accountability, and effective leadership.
He said that his team’s revitalized approach aims to cultivate a more inclusive and sustainable investment landscape, building trust and confidence among our valued investors and the community.
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