BREAKING: Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Dr. Terrance Drew, is set to embark on crucial consultations across the Caribbean, visiting The Bahamas, Jamaica, Guyana, and Suriname in the coming days. These face-to-face meetings are critical as regional leaders prepare for the 50th Regular Meeting of CARICOM, scheduled for February 24-27, 2026, in Saint Kitts.
In an urgent address to the media, Prime Minister Drew emphasized the necessity of these in-person discussions during a time of heightened geopolitical tensions. “This is not the time for a Zoom meeting. This is serious business. Leaders need to engage directly to forge consensus on pressing regional issues,” he stated.
The Prime Minister’s proactive strategy aims to align leaders on vital topics, including regional security, economic resilience, climate adaptation, and enhancing the Caribbean’s collective voice on the global stage. “I am not the Prime Minister of CARICOM nor its President. My role is to coordinate and build unity among Heads of Government,” Dr. Drew clarified, highlighting the collaborative nature of the upcoming engagements.
The urgency of these consultations reflects the complexities facing the Caribbean region today. With global challenges intensifying, the Prime Minister’s efforts to foster unity and strategic positioning are crucial for the future of CARICOM. As leaders convene in Saint Kitts, the outcome of these discussions could shape regional policies and responses to international pressures.
As this situation develops, all eyes will be on the results of these high-stakes meetings. The Government of Saint Kitts and Nevis is positioning the 50th Regular Meeting as a pivotal moment for regional unity and advancement, reinforcing the need for decisive action and collaboration.
Stay tuned for updates as Prime Minister Drew continues his consultations and prepares for this landmark CARICOM meeting.
