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St. Maarten will gets the finances for SSRP support. | SMN News

July 16, 2020

St. Maarten will gets the finances for SSRP support. | SMN News
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~ 12.5%  cuts in personnel costs will be across board.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- St. Maarten’s finance Minister Ardwell Irion said on Wednesday that St. Maarten will receive the NAF23M as the final amount for the second tranche for the SSRP support. Irion said that St. Maarten has met all the conditions required by the Dutch Government for SSRP support. He said just recently the CFT confirmed that St. Maarten has done what is asked of them and they were requested to send all decisions taken by the Council of Ministers with regards to SSRP to the CFT.
The Dutch


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