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Prime Minister Jacobs New Year’s Message.

January 2, 2023

Prime Minister Jacobs New Year’s Message.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- As Prime Minister of St. Maarten, and on behalf of the Council of Ministers, my family and I bring you warm greetings for a Blessed, Happy, Safe, and Prosperous New Year 2023.

As we said goodbye to 2022 and welcomed 2023, a year of sustainable growth and development, we acknowledge that the year has flown by, with many lessons and challenges which provided opportunities for growth and development. During 2022 we saw tremendous progress as we got our economy back up and running after the devastation of the previous years dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic which shook our foundations, ...

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