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Prime Minister William Marlin met with Minister Ronald Plasterk on Wednesday.

January 20, 2016

Prime Minister William Marlin met with Minister Ronald Plasterk on Wednesday.
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AMSTERDAM/PHILIPSBURG:--- On Wednesday morning, Prime Minister William Marlin continued his visits in The Hague when he met with Minister of Interior and Kingdom Relations, Mr. Ronald Plasterk. The Prime Minister was again accompanied by St. Maarten's Minister Pleni-Potentiary, Mrs. Henrietta Doran-York.
The discussions were fruitful and views were exchanged on issues such as the financial situation of the country, the Integrity Chamber, making it possible for students abroad to vote and electoral reform.
Earlier in the week both Ministers had met for dinner at the Hilton Hotel in The Hague.

Prime Minister William Marlin met with Minister Ronald Plasterk on Wednesday.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/prime-minister-william-marlin-met-with-minister-ronald-plasterk-on-wednesday/

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