Yeah, I think Armenia should lift dual citizenship restrictions for public offices. People think having dual citizenship is a security for their future (be it Russian, US, French or others) and I bet this is being a serious constraint on competent people in diaspora or even among repatriates.
>He also reportedly said that he had become a citizen of the small island country and noted tax haven unwittingly through a citizenship-for-investment scheme after he invested into a hotel.
To be fair, several times I’ve bought stuff from Amazon only to notice much later that they’d slipped a foreign citizenship in the box along with the wine offers and free photo prints. I guess I missed ticking the “Please don’t send me my free citizenship” box.
Another person that could have been president and was connected to Nevis is Alexander Hamilton. I have seen his birth house there. It is now a museum and I believe the local parliament upstairs.
that makes st. kitts and nevis the country with the highest rate of armenian presidents per capita: 2 in 100.000
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Yeah, I think Armenia should lift dual citizenship restrictions for public offices. People think having dual citizenship is a security for their future (be it Russian, US, French or others) and I bet this is being a serious constraint on competent people in diaspora or even among repatriates.
>He also reportedly said that he had become a citizen of the small island country and noted tax haven unwittingly through a citizenship-for-investment scheme after he invested into a hotel.
To be fair, several times I’ve bought stuff from Amazon only to notice much later that they’d slipped a foreign citizenship in the box along with the wine offers and free photo prints. I guess I missed ticking the “Please don’t send me my free citizenship” box.
Another person that could have been president and was connected to Nevis is Alexander Hamilton. I have seen his birth house there. It is now a museum and I believe the local parliament upstairs.
that makes st. kitts and nevis the country with the highest rate of armenian presidents per capita: 2 in 100.000