Last Updated on September 11, 2025, 12:47 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis toured the exhibition at the end of the Intra African Trade Fair. The exhibition was hosted at the end of the second day of the IATF 2025 with the Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Amor Mottley and the Prime Minister of Grenada, Dickon Mitchell in attendance.
The leaders both attended the exhibition and looked into getting more collaboration opportunities with international business partners. The leaders directly spoke to the suppliers and businesses of the nation directly.
The aim of the visit is to bring better business relationships between the two regions, which suggests that they can strive towards prosperity for both the regions. The officials have shared some images from the event on their social media and extended gratitude to the Ministers who attended the event.
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew has been working with international partners to bring them closer to a stronger business relationship with the African Continent. The first week of September has been dedicated to bridging the gap between the two regions.
The officials have shared that the collaboration between the two regions is crucial for the overall growth of the two regions. The Intra Africa Trade Fair has been a crucial platform for the discuss all things business for the African Continent.
The Caribbean region, being the sixth region of the caribbean and with ties to the region extending all through history. As such, the attendance of the Caribbean leaders was completely in line with the mandate of the Intra African Trade Fair.
The officials have shared that the the attendants of the exhibition were given the opportunity to form mutually profitable deals with the world class businesses which will help in delivering the mandates of the governments of the different nations.
Dr Terrance Drew has been advocated for the creation of what he called a “trans atlantic bridge of hope” for strengthening the connection between Caribbean and Africa. Business and travel were two of his most important concerns while making this call.
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