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Caribbean Netherlands Summit calls for action in coming year

January 10, 2016

Caribbean Netherlands Summit  calls for action in coming year
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By John van Kerkhof

SABA--Alleviation of poverty, economic development and more efficiency are to become the priorities if it were up to Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba following last year’s evaluation of the islands’ constitutional status as public entities. These focal points were defined Saturday afternoon on the conclusion of a two-day summit with Members of the Dutch Parliament’s First and Second Chambers at Eugenius Johnson Centre in Windwardside, Saba.

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Caribbean Netherlands Summit calls for action in coming year

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/caribbean-netherlands-summit-calls-for-action-in-coming-year

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