Le MEDEF Saint-Martin organized the second after-work event of the year at the beginning of November at KKÔ Beach in Orient Bay, in partnership with Air Caraïbes and Inter Invest Outre-Mer.
Enjoy a tapas buffet in a relaxed atmosphere. nearly eighty participants They met to network and share a convivial moment, true to the “spirit” that the president of the MEDEF of Saint-Martin wishes to instill. Michel vogel “Our after-work events allow us to…” to get together with colleagues, in an environment conducive to relaxation and team cohesion”It’s also an opportunity to meet, talk, exchange ideas and do business.”
After several weeks of mobilization on the reform front, Michel Vogel announced some excellent news: the government has abandoned the plan to abolish the LODEOM schemethus preserving Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy. “This is the result of joint work crowned by this victory. We will not give up and we remain hopeful,” he insisted, thanking the senator. Annick petrus “for his listening skills and commitment.”
The parliamentarian, in turn, praised the role of MEDEF Saint-Martin, ” landmark in the local economic landscape “and an essential link for understanding the reality on the ground.” She recalled that Saint-Martin “is a land of entrepreneurs,” facing significant constraints, but also drivers of dynamism: “It is through businesses that employment and daily life are built. The challenge is not to weaken investment and competitiveness.”
Le Prefect Cyrille Le Vély He also congratulated the economic actors for their unity: “It is thanks to you that this reform was abandoned. Here more than anywhere else, We need to play as a team He called for continued reflection on tax relief and the rationalization of public spending, while stressing the need to support youth employment and regional cooperation: “It is urgent to turn the page on Irma and build a common future.”
The evening’s announcements
From the perspective of partner companies, Jean-Paul Dubreuil, founder of Air Caraïbes and president of the Dubreuil group, delivered the most anticipated announcement: the reopening of the Juliana–Orly long-haul route from December 12, at the rate of three flights per week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday). “This was highly expected. When there is no competition, prices rise.” I fought to ensure that this island regained the place it should never have lost. “,” he declared, while calling for solidarity: “Make sure this line is a success.” He also addressed the complexities of regional transport, the issue of taxes, and the importance of guaranteeing preferential fares for residents. On this last point: “This is something to consider, and I am ready to do so if there is a positive response.” When questioned aside during his speech, Jean-Paul Dubreuil stated that he was ready to revisit the possibility of a residential fare departing from Saint-Martin on regional routes in the event of a monopoly for Air Caraïbes, subject to a financial partnership with the Collectivity.
Johan Lacascade, director of major projects for the French Antilles and French Guiana at Inter Invest, presented the group’s role in supporting and financing overseas companies: “We help business leaders to invest and grow. All sectors are eligible, except real estate.” Inter Invest, leader in tax optimization, manages more than four billion euros of assets and 250 employees, including around one hundred in overseas territories.
The evening ended with a festive note : a draw allowed Angela DormoyThe president of the CCISM won a plane ticket for two people from Saint-Martin to Paris, courtesy of Air Caraïbes. Medef members will benefit now with a special Air Caraïbes fare departing from Saint-Martin and 6000 miles offered. Participants left with symbolic gifts, such as a black cap stamped with ” Love Sexm and the feeling of belonging to a close-knit and combative network. _Vx
Source: Faxinfo https://faxinfo.fr/en/vie-locale-un-afterwork-entre-optimisme-et-convivialite-pour-le-medef-saint-martin/
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