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Minister Doran: Purpose-Driven from CWWA Forums.

October 28, 2022

Minister Doran: Purpose-Driven from CWWA Forums.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Honorable Minister Egbert Doran recently attended the High-Level Forums for Caribbean Ministers Responsible for Water and Waste in the Bahamas hosted by the Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association (CCWA) under the theme, “From Global Resolution to Regional Solutions: “Let’s End Plastic Pollution!”

“I was honored to take part in the High-Level Forums where we shared regional water and waste strategies and received insight into new technologies and innovation. Being able to participate in these discussions opens the doors for effective collaboration within the Caribbean to solve our common challenges, “ said Doran.

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