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St. Maarten's Day celebrated in the Netherlands.

November 15, 2021

St. Maarten's Day celebrated in the Netherlands.
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THE HAGUE:--- The Cabinet of the Minister Plenipotentiary hosted a day of commemorations comprising of two parts. In the afternoon, Minister Violenus hosted a luncheon for Seniors of Sint Maarten descent. During the lunch, memories of Sint Maarten of olden days were shared and the seniors and staff were offered the opportunity to extend their well wishes to family and friends on Sint Maarten.

The evening activity in the form of a reception centered around this year’s theme “Standing Triumphant, even in the face of adversity”.

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Ambassadors and representatives of befriended countries, members of the Second Chamber along with representatives ...


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