Though a very small country in a global, or even a regional context, the Federation of Saint Kitts & Nevis is in a better financial position than any of its Caribbean neighbors; its debt-to-GDP ratio, which is expected to reach its objective of 60% this year, has fallen faster than in any country in the region, and it has paid its IMF loans ahead of schedule.
This economic performance has been attributed in part to its Citizenship by Investment program, which has seen significant reform since Prime Minister Timothy Harris took office in early 2015.
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