Last Updated on October 24, 2025, 3:54 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew welcomed the delegates from all over the region to St Kitts for attending the 2025 Caribbean Regional Compliance Association Conference. The conference was hosted at the St Kitts Marriot Resort on Wednesday.
The attendants of the conference had the opportunity to interact with each other on the importance of good governance, transparency and strong ethics in running an administration.
The Prime Minister addressed the attendants of the conference and appreciated the role that they have played in improving governance, transparency, and accountability. The Prime Minister also called these attributes key pillars for the sustainable growth and integrity in the country.
The Prime Minister was delighted to welcome the delegates into St Kitts as they can help St Kitts and Nevis and teach them a better way to go. The Prime Minister has shared that the members of the Caribbean Regional Compliance Association have been instrumental in introducing the principles of good governance, accountability and transparency.
The nations who are part of this association have seen some of the most resilient administration’s. The Prime Minister was also most delighted to have had the opportunity to work with international partners in the Caribbean Regional Compliance Association to improve his administration’s mandate.
Under Dr Drew, St Kitts and Nevis is actively working towards ensuring greater transparency, more accountability and good governance. The Prime Minister has shared that he was proud to see St Kitts and Nevis going into this direction.
The Prime Minister has shared some glimpses from the event on his social media. He shared that he had the opportunity to interact with the attendants of the conference.
The Prime Minister said that this conference is hosted every year and the leaaders from all over the Caribbean get the opportunity to interact with each other and learn from their experiences.
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