Last Updated on March 27, 2023, 7:56 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley met with the Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis Dr Terrance Drew. The meeting between the two leaders took place in the backdrop of the Nevis to St Kitts Cross Channel Swim. The Premier of Nevis took to his social media to share the glimpses of the meeting on his social media. The two ministers came together to celebrate the 21 years of Nevis to St. Kitts Cross Channel Swim.
Premier Brantley shared on his social media account that he was very honored to visit the sister island of St Kitts. He informed the people that he met the Prime Minister, Dr Terrance Drew and friend Marissa Hobson-Newman. He shared his experience of the warmth and hospitality of his Kittitian brothers and sisters.
The event which brought Premier Mark Brantley and PM Terrance Drew together started from Oualie Beach in Nevis to Cockleshell Bay in St. Kitts. The political leaders imteacted with one another and posed for photographs while they cheered for the participants of the Nevis to St Kitts Cross Channel Swim.
Premier Mark Brantley met and posed with several attendants of the cross channel swim. Approximately 200 persons navigated the narrows between the sister islands, which began at Oualie Beach, Nevis, and ended at Cockleshell Beach, St. Kitts. Jennifer Harding-Marlin championed the event, coming in at first place with a time of 1 hour and 9 minutes. The swim extends at 2.5 miles and has achieved notable status as a “must experience” event as part of the global open swim calendar.
Several social media users took the opportunity to express their excitement over the meeting of the two lleaders. The glimpses shared by the premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley served as a reminder for the social media users to visit St Kitts and Nevis.
Some social media users also expressed that they are extremely excited to visit St Kitts for the Music Festival.
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