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On December 5, 2025, the Honourable Philip J. Pierre was officially sworn in as the 9th Prime Minister of Saint Lucia. His victory marks a significant political milestone, as he becomes the first leader in two decades to secure a second consecutive term in office.

He outlined his priorities for the new term: expanding the Youth Economy, accelerating the Digital Economy, widening lifelong learning, advancing the Blue Economy, and strengthening tourism.

His agenda also includes debt curtailment and major national investments, completing the Hewanorra International Airport upgrade, modernising seaports, improving the island’s water infrastructure, and constructing a new national police headquarters.

With a renewed mandate from the people, Prime Minister Pierre pledged tIn his inaugural address to the nation, Prime Minister Pierre articulated a vision for a “New Ethos”—a call for a cultural reset defined by empathy, mutual respect, and unity. He urged citizens to embrace a gentler, more tolerant society that prioritizes constructive public dialogue and upliftment over division.

Strategic Priorities for the New Term Outlining the roadmap for his administration, the Prime Minister emphasized a multi-faceted approach to development, including:

  • Economic Expansion: Accelerating the Digital and Blue Economies while further expanding the Youth Economy.
  • Education: Broadening opportunities for lifelong learning.
  • Tourism: Strengthening the island’s primary industry.

Infrastructure and Fiscal Responsibility The administration also pledged to focus on debt curtailment alongside major capital projects. Key infrastructure commitments include the completion of the Hewanorra International Airport (HIA) upgrade, the modernization of seaports, significant improvements to the national water infrastructure, and the construction of a new police headquarters.

With this renewed mandate, Prime Minister Pierre pledged to govern with equity, dignity, and discipline, ensuring that every Saint Lucian shares in the nation’s progress.

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