Nevis News

Charlestown Nevis
December 15, 2007

Premier of Nevis and Minister responsible for Nevis Air And Sea Ports Authority (NASPA), the Hon Joseph Parry issued a call for teamwork among the Authority’s workers as they looked towards the New Year.
 
The Premier made the call while he congratulated the Authority’s workers on Friday December 14, 2007 at the Nevis Air and Sea Ports Authority Awards held the Old Manor Hotel to recognise the contribution of the workers.
 
“It is my duty to congratulate you for all the work that you have done during this part year at the airport and sea ports. You have done remarkably well in terms of raising finances and balancing your books. You have good points and you have bad points”¦ work on your good points and make your bad points less.
 
“I am recommending that to you as you come to the end of one year and you are about to start a new year, remembering you have to be a team.  You go your separate ways at the end of the day but when you get to work function professionally as a team.  I would like to say that I regard what has been done as planning for the future.  You have to strengthen yourself to move forward,” he said. 

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Charlestown, Nevis
December 14, 2007

The Ministry of Tourism in the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) on Wednesday December 12, 2007, hosted its second annual Tourism Awards Luncheon at the Occasions.  The luncheon was held to honor and celebrate the accomplishments of Nevisian students and to recognize those who participated in the annual tourism awareness contests coordinated by the Ministry throughout the year.
 
Premier and Minister of Tourism the Hon. Joseph Parry congratulated the over 60 students and said it was meaningful to spend time with the young people of Nevis, to impress upon them the importance of the tourism industry.   
 
 “Our brand of tourism is here to stay, it is the leading sector of the economy, it is a means of people obtaining a long term income to support themselves, their families and their ambition. It is a means for the government of Nevis to establish linkages backward and forward to develop this country of Nevis and it is absolutely important that we spend time with the young people of Nevis, inculcating in their minds the importance of tourism, but more so where they could find a niche for themselves in tourism.

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Recently Seen in the Leewards Times Newspaper:

PINNEYS BEACH RESORT LIMITED ““ A BRIEF REPORT

By Hon. Dwight C. Cozier LLB (Hons) MP

I promised the Leewards Times Newspaper last week that I would report to the People of Nevis on the status of the ownership of the Pinneys Beach Resort Limited. My promise came after I was contacted by that good newspaper regarding an analysis of the public records of the said company.

The public records to which I refer are accessible to any member of the public and include the company’s constitutional documents as well as all annual returns of the company at each anniversary date.

According to its Certificate of Incorporation, the company was formed on the 11th of December 2003. As the company is private, whatever business transacted throughout the year is the private affair of its shareholders and directors. Such is the privilege of ordinary private Nevis company.

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Basseterre, St. Kitts – Nevis
December 17, 2007

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Youth Ambassador programme has charted the way forward for the next three years after a December 11 to 13 strategic planning and evaluation workshop held in Nassau, Bahamas, under the theme Lessons of the Past: Building blocks for the future.

Over 30 delegates including twenty-two youth ambassadors, youth officers, and facilitators attended the meeting at the Wydham Nassau Resort, to engage in a comprehensive assessment of both the qualitative and quantitative achievements of the youth programme for the past three years and to develop the framework for a new Strategic Development Plan for 2008-2010.

The tone of the meeting was set at the Opening Ceremony, by Honourable S. Byran Woodside, Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Youth, Sport and Culture of The Bahamas, who acknowledged the Youth as “the most valuable resource and asset of the Caribbean region,” and added that “the voice of the youth has been recognized as an important dynamic in the evolution of regional strategies in youth involvement.”

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