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In a bold move to reshape the future of football in St. Kitts and Nevis, SKNFA President Atiba Harris has unveiled the first phase of an ambitious four-year plan under the theme “One Goal, One Vision”. Harris, who has been at the helm of the St. Kitts and Nevis Football Association, introduced the initial tranche of his 2025-2029 strategy in a social media post, sparking excitement and anticipation across the football community.

“As we approach the upcoming SKNFA election, we are happy to share our ‘One Goal, One Vision’ strategy for 2025-2029,” Harris declared in his post. “Today, we focus on our pledge to enhance communication and intensify member engagement. Keep an eye out for further insights into our transformative plans for football in St. Kitts and Nevis from 2025 to 2029.”

The Vision Unveiled: Phase One Highlights

The first phase of Harris’s plan emphasizes enhanced communication and member engagement, setting the tone for a transformative era in local football. Key initiatives include:

• Headquarters Upgrade: The iconic Football House will undergo renovations, promising improved efficiency and functionality for better service delivery.
• Improved Communication: Members can look forward to more frequent and transparent updates from the SKNFA office, ensuring greater connectivity and inclusivity.
• Executive Workshops: Exclusive sessions will be held to hone the leadership skills of executive members, empowering them to drive impactful change.
• Club Development: Regular sessions are set to support the growth and sustainability of member clubs, strengthening grassroots football and local talent pipelines.

Harris’s post, adorned with the hashtags #OneGoalOneVision and #SKNFA2025to2029, has already garnered widespread support and discussion, with many stakeholders expressing optimism about the association’s future under this visionary roadmap.

The Road Ahead: A Game-Changing Transformation

This announcement signals a turning point as Harris sets a new benchmark for football governance in St. Kitts and Nevis. The strategy reflects his commitment to fostering a unified football community, strengthening institutional frameworks, and positioning local football on the global stage.

As the SKNFA election approaches, Harris’s “One Goal, One Vision” strategy serves as both a manifesto and a rallying cry, calling on all stakeholders to unite behind a shared vision for a brighter football future.

With more phases to be revealed, the football community eagerly awaits further insights into Harris’s comprehensive plan. The road to 2025 has begun, and under his leadership, the future of football in St. Kitts and Nevis looks brighter than ever.