The St. Kits-Nevis government Friday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Nigeria-based Green Economic Zone (GEZ) Special Economic Zone Management Company for the establishment of a state-of-the-art Agro Hub Warehouse and Logistics Centre on the Caribbean country.
A government statement said that the partnership follows a successful engagement at the Afri-Caribbean Investment Summit (AACIS 25), held here, where both parties explored opportunities to deepen trade and economic cooperation between Africa and the Caribbean.
The GEZ Agro Hub Warehouse and Logistics Centre is described as a regional sales and distribution hub, facilitating the flow of agricultural and food products from Nigeria to the wider Caribbean.
Products will include staples such as rice, maize, and soybean, as well as value-added goods like dairy products, baby food, snack bars, and non-alcoholic beverages, all sourced and processed through GEZ’s expansive operations in Nigeria.
“This collaboration represents a significant step toward strengthening food security, promoting South-South cooperation, and positioning St. Kitts and Nevis as a vital bridge between African producers and Caribbean markets,” the statement said.
“It also reinforces the government’s commitment to building sustainable international partnerships, boosting economic resilience, and creating new opportunities for growth and development across the region,” it added.