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Minister Tackling attends Judicial Four-Party Kingdom Consultation

September 12, 2025

Minister Tackling attends Judicial Four-Party Kingdom Consultation
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SINT MAARTEN/THE NETHERLANDS - On Thursday, September 11, 2025, the Minister of Justice Nathalie Tackling represented Sint Maarten at the semi-annual Judicial Four-Party Consultation (JVO), that took place in the Netherlands.

Minister Tackling was joined by Minister Shalten Hato of Curaçao, Minister Arthur Dowers of Aruba, and the Netherlands’ Minister of Justice and Security, Foort van Oosten.

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The discussions addressed key justice and security priorities across the Kingdom, including forensic care, youth crime, detention capacity, and border control. 

Minister Tackling expressed gratitude for the productive exchange and looks forward to continued collaboration with Kingdom partners, noting that these discussions are vital to building a stronger and more resilient justice system for Sint Maarten.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=48118da367a41d88dcd53c7a36fa782b

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