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SXM DOET Coordinators attend Regional Evaluation Meeting in Curacao

June 26, 2023

SXM DOET Coordinators attend Regional Evaluation Meeting in Curacao
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~Presentations about the plans and goals for SXM DOET were shared ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Earlier this month, two of the four SXM DOET project team coordinators, Breanna Barrie and Roylyka Roache, attended the Kingdom DOET evaluation meeting held in Curaçao on June 14th and 15th. Barrie and Roache had the amazing opportunity to present the SXM DOET brand while meeting with six other participating countries’ namely, Saba DOET, Statia DOET, BON DOET, Cura DOET, Aruba DOET,

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and NL DOET.

The evaluation meeting consisted of two main parts: the first part was an input presentation whereby all …

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