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PREFECTURE: Marie-Hildegarde Chauveau turns the page on Saint-Martin | Faxinfo

August 26, 2026

PREFECTURE: Marie-Hildegarde Chauveau turns the page on Saint-Martin | Faxinfo
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After almost two years spent as head of the prefect's officeMarie-Hildegarde Chauveau officially left her position on Friday, August 21.

Un farewell brought together elected officials, representatives of state services, security forces, economic and associative actors in the courtyard of the prefecture, before his departure from the territory on Sunday, August 23.

In post since October 2024The chief of staff is completing a first particularly intense professional experiencePrefect Cyrille Le Vély praised a “trusted” colleague, emphasizing His rigor, his organizational skills, his ability to anticipate, and his managerial qualities.He specifically mentioned his involvement in preparing ministerial visits, crisis management, and the prevention of violence against women and juvenile delinquency, as well as files related to port and airport security. His role in reviving commemorative ceremonies and supporting the establishment of the fully functioning prefecture was also praised.

“The northern islands are in a state of constant renewal”

In her farewell speech, Marie-Hildegarde Chauveau referred to two years that had passed “extremely quickly,” marked by several major developments: the creation of the fully functioning prefecture, STIS SXM installation, arrival of the RSMAbut also crisis exercises, preparation for the cyclone and tourist seasons, official visits and numerous protocol meetings.

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She also emphasized the richness of the relationships formed with elected officials, security forces, state services, associations, and the business community. For the young senior civil servant, a graduate of the National Service Institute Public (INSP), the Northern Islands constitute “unique” territorieswhere state action must finding a balance between the freedom that characterizes the islands and the framework necessary for the security of their inhabitants“It is an honor to have been able to serve here,” she said, adding that these two years have taught her a great deal, particularly in terms of humility, international openness, and kindness.

Time to turn the pageMarie-Hildegarde Chauveau stated that she had “no regrets” about her decision to join SXM and SBH.Something unique is happening here" she asserted, before confiding that she would carefully preserve the lessons learned from this experience for the next stage of his career. Sa next assignment as it is not yet official, it for the time being, it remains secret.. The next chapter of his professional journey, however, would unfold on another rock, marking a new stage in his career. _Vx

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/prefecture-marie-hildegarde-chauveau-tourne-la-page-saint-martinoise/

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