Worldway reports: Recently, according to media reports from St. Kitts, on July 4th, the 36th Caribbean Community Summit was held in Barbados, where Prime Minister Harris of St. Kitts was invited to attend. The summit discussed important policies on economic cooperation, resource sharing, tourism development, and investment immigration, reaching cooperative agreements. Harris also had a meeting with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, who highly praised St. Kitts' immigration project and tourism development.
【UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Prime Minister Harris of St. Kitts】
During the meeting, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon had a cordial and friendly conversation with Prime Minister Harris. Ban mentioned that St. Kitts' tourism industry serves as a model in the Caribbean region and praised the achievements of the St. Kitts government in the tourism sector. He also expressed approval of the recent regional investment immigration conference hosted by Prime Minister Harris, believing that investment immigration projects in the Caribbean will develop in a better direction.
Although St. Kitts and Nevis is a small island nation, its beautiful island scenery has led to a thriving tourism industry; coupled with the investment immigration project that has been in operation since the second year of its independence, it has continuously and steadily promoted the economic development of St. Kitts. As a country recognized by the IMF for its economic growth, the future development prospects of St. Kitts are expected to be even brighter, which will attract more investors' attention to this small yet exquisite island nation.
【Former Prime Minister of St. Kitts Awarding Worldway】
Currently, the St. Kitts Immigration and Citizenship Central Business District project, exclusively represented by Worldway, is the first commercial real estate project since the investment citizenship program was launched in St. Kitts and Nevis in 1984, and it is also the only commercial center in St. Kitts at present. Investors can invest over $400,000 to purchase a prime retail space in the Central Business District, allowing their entire family across four generations to obtain citizenship in St. Kitts and receive a Commonwealth passport.
Worldway immigration experts state that choosing the Central Business District project for immigration to St. Kitts today allows one to obtain a North American passport that grants access to 130 countries worldwide, with a fast processing time of 3-6 months for top-tier passport status. This meets all your aspirations: Commonwealth identity, visa-free access to 130 countries, quick approval, and a tax haven. For more details, please call 400-138-2929
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