Last Updated on June 14, 2026, 12:18 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew will travel to Europe in the upcoming week for a series of diplomatic and international visits. The government information service has shared that the visit is dedicated to improving the country’s international relations.
The Prime Minister and his team have been dedicated to making sure that the nation’s position in the international community. At the same time, the officials have shared that they are dedicated to working on furthering their climate resilience agenda.
The officials have shared some details about the details of the visit and the various nations which he will be going to. Prime Minister Dr terrance Drew will first travel to Brussels, Belgium. In Belgium, he will be attending some meetings focused on matters of mutual interest and international cooperation.
The Prime Minister will also be visiting Berlin, Germany, to participate in the Climate Mobility Forum. The leadership of St Kitts and Nevis has been one of the most vocal advocate for climate action in the western hemisphere. The forum will take the nation’s voice to the international forum and bring more attention to the plight of small island states.
The officials have shared that the meetings will help in making sure that the island continues to get their voice heard at international events. The Prime Minister will be accompanying a delegation of high level officers and Ambassadors.
The Prime Minister’s delegation consists of:
Permanent Secretary in the Prime Minister’s Office, Naeemah Hazelle
Ambassador to UNESCO, Dr. David Doyle
Press Secretary, Javon Liburd.
The details of the Prime Minister’s visits to the international meetings and forums will continue to be shared by the authorities as and when the meetings and forums take place during the course of the week.
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