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Prime Minister Jacobs recognizes International Children’s Day 2021 - A Better Future for Every Child.

November 20, 2021

Prime Minister Jacobs recognizes International Children’s Day 2021 - A Better Future for Every Child.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Today we join the world in celebrating our children in recognition of International Children's Day observed annually on November 20.

Our children and youth are indeed our future, this is not just a catchphrase. We must therefore continue to do all that we can to invest in them, in their development, in the recognition and promotion of their dreams, nurturing their spirits, and promoting healthy relations in order to build back a stronger St. Maarten. We must do this so that St. Maarten is a place they can remain connected to, as the place where they are afforded the ...

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