Some of these initiatives include the Ratification of the anti-doping in Sports Convention, Underwater Cultural Heritage Convention, Intangible Culture Heritage 2003 Convention and the Diversity in Culture Expressions 2005 Convention.

Under his tenure, St. Kitts and Nevis became a more assertive and active actor in UNESCO since its inception as a member to this specialized UN agency in 1983.   Since then, the country has been a net beneficiary of its expertise and interventions, benefiting the entire community – citizens, government departments, and officials, NGOs, and local experts – via the implementation of the UNESCO’s programmes and activities in all aspects of the country’s national developmental efforts.

“The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court has always enjoyed great support from the Government and people of St. Kitts in its training programmes, as well as for court reform initiatives,” the Honourable Chief Justice said.