BASSETERRE, SAINT KITTS — The St. Kitts and Nevis Cuban Alumni Association celebrated the academic achievements of six nationals who recently completed their studies at universities in the Republic of Cuba during its 20th Annual Cuban Alumni Graduation Ceremony on Saturday, October 24.
Held at the CUNA Conference Centre, the ceremony brought together graduates, officials and other attendees to recognise the dedication, perseverance and academic accomplishments of the six graduates, marking a significant milestone in their educational and professional journeys.
The graduates honoured were Jonathan Carty, Alexandra Richards, Yaruska Irish, Rashumba Gilbert, Meriskah Phipps and Kha-lis Farrell. Although three of the graduates were unable to attend the ceremony in person, their achievements were acknowledged as the association celebrated the collective success of the graduating class.
Minister of Education, the Honourable Dr Geoffrey Hanley, extended congratulations to the graduates, commending them on their accomplishments and recognising the importance of their educational pursuits to their personal development and the continued advancement of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
The annual ceremony represents an important opportunity to celebrate the achievements of nationals who have pursued higher education in Cuba, while recognising the commitment and determination required to complete their studies abroad.
The milestone event also highlighted the longstanding educational ties between Saint Kitts and Nevis and the Republic of Cuba, reflecting the value of international educational cooperation in expanding opportunities for nationals to acquire knowledge, skills and professional expertise.
As the St. Kitts and Nevis Cuban Alumni Association marked its 20th annual graduation ceremony, the occasion served as a tribute to the graduates’ hard work and perseverance, while underscoring the importance of education in building a skilled and knowledgeable workforce to support the Federation’s continued development.
