The State of Israel has pledged to assist St. Kitts and Nevis in its ongoing efforts to diversify the agricultural sector.
Israeli Ambassador His Excellency highlighted that commitment during an interview that aired on Tuesday’s edition of SKNIS Perspectives.

The foreign diplomat made his inaugural visit to St. Kitts and Nevis last week as part of a familiarization tour. He announced that his country wished to deepen the relationship with CARICOM member states and as such created a second Ambassador posting. Ambassador Magid will also serve as Ambassador to St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados {Bajan Reporter, NB – No word of whichever Magid presenting credentials to Bay Street nor Bridgetown}. His Excellency Amos Radian will remain the Ambassador to the other countries.
The Israeli diplomat welcomed the possibility of boosting tourist exchanges. He downplayed media reports that insisted in his country and said things are quite peaceful in the Holy Land.
“There are a lot of tourists coming either from Europe, or United States and Latin American and I think there is no need to fear about making [a] trip to Israel,” he emphasized.
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