St. Kitts and Nevis: A massive turnout of economic citizens, agents, and investors from the Middle East contributes to the success of the St. Kitts and Nevis Investment Gateway Summit 2024, organisers said in a media release.
According to them, the attendees left the twin-island Federation with five days full of connections, collaboration, and celebration starting from 10 July to 15 July. The event concluded with a resounding impact on the nation's economic landscape, and the CBI Programme.
During an interview at the Summit, an economic citizen and Citizenship by Investment (CBI) agent shared exciting insights about the industry. Responding to a wide range of questions, she noted that there are many female single applicants, as well as main female applicants increasingly choosing the path of alternative citizenship. She added that this phenomenon was not prominent until 2021. Delving into details, she added that this interest is coming substantially from the Middle East, defying all odds.
Several entrepreneurs and C-suite individuals had a successful and insightful time at the Summit. An entrepreneur, who is also a proud economic citizen of St. Kitts and Nevis, said it was his first time visiting his new home country, adding that he also brought his wife and three children along to experience the rich culture, heritage, and local cuisines. Notably, the pleasant tropical weather of St. Kitts and Nevis made things even more pleasant for the participants.
Hosted at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort, the Summit was one of a kind not only regionally, but globally. The Summit brought together global investors, but most importantly global citizens to embrace their connection with the nation that that they now call home.
The Summit had an interesting agenda with several high-level speeches, dynamic panel discussions, and exclusive networking events, all aimed at fostering collaboration and driving sustainable economic growth within the twin-island nation.
The event also allowed the investors and economic citizens to interact with the Prime Minister Honourable Dr Terrance Drew, who kickstarted the Investment Gateway Summit with the Welcome Cocktail on Wednesday night.
Another agent in the migration industry asked about what message they would like to give to those who missed the iconic event, and said, “It is their loss, they should have come,”.
The enthusiasm and excitement around the Summit have led to the anticipation for the Investment Gateway Summit 2025. Reportedly, the dates will be set later this month for the next summit at the end of April next year.
The Summit provided the ideal setting to engage with like-minded individuals, professionals and discover innovative solutions, and exchange ideas.
The Investment Gateway Summit also solidified St. Kitts and Nevis’ position as the ultimate destination for Citizenship by Investment. The event, unlike ever before, helped the potential investors, and global industry leaders to realize the potential of the Federation.
Several developers also showcased the multi-million projects through various presentations, allowing people to get an idea to understand the vast scope of St. Kitts and Nevis as the ultimate investment destination.
