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June 21, 2019

The St. Kitts Nevis Labour Party values our nationals abroad, not only for the strength of your vote, but for the role that you play as active citizens in the cause of nation building. The diaspora increasingly represents a key market and source of external investment as well as a vehicle for innovation and creative adaptation. Labour’s NextGen SKN will reinstate the Regional Integration and Disapora Unit (RIDU), that was dismantled by the present government. It will be the predominant institutional framework for connecting the full spectrum of economic, social and political benefits that the diaspora can assume.

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