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St. Kitts and Nevis, a key player in the international citizenship by investment (CBI) market, has faced setbacks as it postpones its highly anticipated investment summit. Meanwhile, its Caribbean neighbor, Grenada, is forging ahead with its own summit, drawing significant attention and sign-ups from stakeholders.The postponement of St. Kitts and Nevis’ investment summit comes amidst rumors of lackluster interest and commitment from potential participants. Citing efforts to enhance and revamp the summit to make it more appealing, organizers have opted to delay the event, sparking speculation about the state of the country’s CBI program.In contrast, Grenada is powering ahead with its Caribbean Investment Summit ’24 (CIS24), scheduled from May 22-25. With the theme “CBI Resilience,” CIS24 promises to be an unparalleled platform for dialogue, knowledge exchange, and showcasing the region’s leadership in the global investment migration landscape.Organizers of CIS24 anticipate one of the largest gatherings of its kind, offering networking opportunities with global investment migration leaders and insights to enhance investment strategies. The summit aims to set the standard for success in Caribbean investment migration while navigating the complexities of the industry.As St. Kitts and Nevis regroups to address challenges in its investment summit, Grenada’s momentum in the CBI market underscores the importance of strategic planning and proactive engagement to maintain competitiveness in the global arena.