Last Updated on August 7, 2024, 3:29 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew made a visit to sister isle, Nevis, to attend an interactive meeting and participate in the joyous ‘Culturama 50 J’ouvert.’
At the Culturama, the Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis engaged and interacted with the people. Notably, the Culturama Festival aims to preserve the rich heritage of the island nation of Nevis.
PM Drew shared glimpses from his visit to the ‘J’ouvert’ and stated, “I travelled over to our sister isle, beautiful Nevis, to participate in and enjoy Culturama 50 J’ouvert morning. It was a good meeting and interacting with so many people having fun.”
The Nevis Culturama consists of various events that celebrates every aspect of the Nevisian culture and the 2024 edition has already commenced which features plenty of electrifying events.
The Culturama events were classified into two parts, the first ‘Core Events’ which were held from July 4 to August 6, 2024 and the second ‘fringe Events’ which will run til August 10, 2024.
The 50th edition of the Culturama Fest has finally culminated its Core Events on August 6, 2024 following the theme ‘Celebrating Culture, Embracing History, It’s Culturama 50!’
In addition to this, Dr Drew also attended the Constituency 8 Praise Breakfast on August 3, 2024. He took his official Facebook to highlight the moments of the breakfast gathering and mentioned how he enjoyed the vibes.
Diani Jimesha Prince-Drew, wife of the Prime Minister, also attended the peaceful and serene breakfast morning.
“We had a great time at the Constituency 8 Praise Breakfast this morning. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful gospel music, prayer and spirit of togetherness,” PM Terrance Drew stated.
He additionally mentioned that, “Let’s continue to come together as a people in different ways including through prayer and worship.”
Posting about his experience, he also extended his thanks to everyone who supported them and said that he is truly grateful.
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