Last Updated on May 10, 2024, 5:31 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis is set to host the meeting for small business entrepreneurs in the Agro-processing and Small Manufacturing Sectors at the Ministry of Small Business, Entrepreneurship & Cooperatives on Export Opportunities in Port Zante on May 14, 2024 at 5 pm.
The exclusive meeting will hold a discussion on the topic of ‘Export Opportunities,’ which will allow the attendees to learn new skills and innovative ideas to boost their marketing to the international level.
It is worth noting that the event will take place at the Ministerial Conference Room, Building #16 in Port Zante, St. Kitts. The Minister of Agriculture, Samal Duggins has shared the details of the meeting with the general public through his official social media handle (Facebook).
“Attention small business owners in agro-processing and small manufacturing sectors, join a special meeting at the Ministry of Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Cooperatives to discuss export prospects. Learn how your business can flourish on the international platform, said Agriculture Minister.
The business owners are asked to book their slot by directly sending an email to sbdc@gov.kn with the following details:
- Name of the person
- Name of the business
- Contact number
The event will offer a number of opportunities to all the entrepreneurs to expand their horizon and take their business to the new heights. This special meeting will foster innovative ideas in the minds of the attendees, which will help them promote their businesses at the regional, national and international levels.
Moreover, the meeting is expected to bring potential outcomes, which will further enhance the small-scale businesses in St. Kitts and Nevis. The SMEs are the significant contributors in the economic growth of the country.
The authorities are committed to support these local businesses and small manufacturing sectors with every possible resource and training.
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