Aquarian Consult

20/09/2026

Aquarian Consult Limited extends warm congratulations to the Government and people of St. Kitts and Nevis as you celebrate 43 years of independence.

May this milestone be a celebration of your rich heritage, resilience, progress and the continued pursuit of a prosperous future for generations to come.

As we celebrate with you, we look forward to the continued strengthening of the bonds between Africa and the Caribbean.

Happy Independence Day, St. Kitts and Nevis!

01/09/2026

Aquarian Consult Limited joins the government and the people of St.Kitts and Nevis in wishing the Prime Minister, Dr. Terrance Drew a speedy and complete recovery. Our thoughts are with him and his family.

29/08/2026

06/05/2026

The conversation is getting amplified! 🔊

AACIS ’26 is taking the global stage as we feature on ‘s Connecting Africa to spotlight the vision behind strengthening Afri-Caribbean trade, investment, culture, and collaboration.

AACIS is more than a summit. It is a movement connecting two regions through opportunity, innovation, and shared heritage.

Join us as we share the story, the mission, and the future of Afri-Caribbean partnerships.

📺 CNN Connecting Africa
🗓 Saturday, 9th May
⏰ 3:30 AM ET | 8:30 AM WAT

27/04/2026

Day 5 at AACIS ‘26: Strengthening Systems for Shaping Global Influence

Day 5 of AACIS ‘26 focused on the policies, institutions, and financial systems required to sustain and scale Afri-Caribbean collaboration.

The day spotlighted the critical role of government agencies and financial institutions in shaping a unified and competitive transatlantic economic corridor.
It reinforced the idea that when both regions align strategically, they do not just participate in global markets, they help define them.

Discussions throughout the day centered on:
• Strengthening policy frameworks to enable seamless trade and investment
• Leveraging development finance institutions to unlock capital flows
• Building bankable trade corridors supported by efficient payment systems and cross-border infrastructure.

The presence of institutions such as the Bank of Industry, Nigerian Export-Import Bank, and PAPSS emphasized the importance of coordinated systems that enable trade to move from intention to ex*****on.

At the same time, strong private sector representation in a fire side chat with Ms. Amina Maina and Dr. Kenneth Mugambi reinforced the critical truth that while policy sets the foundation, the private sector is, and will continue to be, the engine that drives trade integration between the region and the continent.

A defining moment was the MOU Signing between the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission and the Grenada Investment Development Corporation, cementing partnerships and signaling continued commitment to long-term collaboration beyond the summit.

Sustainable Afri-Caribbean integration will be built on strong systems, aligned frameworks, and bold partnerships.

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22/04/2026

HAPPENING NOW!!!

The AFRI-CARIBBEAN CREATIVE ECONOMY FUNDING INITIATIVE is ongoing.

21/04/2026

We are proud to share that our Managing director, , will be taking the stage as a panelist at the Global Reputation Forum, contributing to the conversation on Reputation, Leadership & Partnership.

📍 Islington London Borough Council
🗓️ April 24, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM

Reputation is not just built. It is led with intention and strengthened through strategic partnerships, and Miss Maina continues to be a powerful voice shaping narratives, driving impact, and representing excellence on a global platform.

21/04/2026

Day 4 of AACIS '26 brought one of the summit's most substantive conversations yet.

A major panel brought together global investors and industry leaders to wrestle with the mechanics of capital deployment for Afri-Caribbean industrial growth. The message that came through clearly was that capital, to be transformative, has to be intentional — structured around real development outcomes, not just returns.

Financial architecture was a significant thread throughout the day, particularly in agriculture. Drawing on proven risk-sharing models, speakers like Mr Ewaen Imohe, Dr M'zee Fula-Ngenge and Mr Adam Molai made the case for building the institutional frameworks that can sustain cross-border trade and investment at scale.

The day also expanded the investment conversation into health and human capital. Nigeria's Hon. Min. of State for Health, Dr. Iziak Adekunle Salako, was among the key voices in sessions that addressed healthcare systems, medical education, cancer care, and sickle cell disease reinforcing that sustainable development cannot be separated from the systems that keep people alive and educated.

Professor Fatima Kyari's address on building Nigeria's next generation of mega medical schools added an important dimension: that the continent's investment in health infrastructure must extend to how it trains the professionals who will run it.

The throughline across Day 4 was integration, finance, health, agriculture, and human capacity, not as separate agendas, but as one.

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