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Acting resident coordinator UN on courtesy visit at SER Curaçao.

September 29, 2022

Acting resident coordinator UN on courtesy visit at SER Curaçao.
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WILLEMSTAD:--- The acting resident coordinator of the United Nations (UN) for the English-speaking and Dutch-speaking Caribbean, Mr. Dennis Zulu, a native of Zambia, together with his staff member and a local contact person paid a courtesy visit to the Social and Economic Council (SER) of Curaçao this morning. There, he exchanged views and ideas with the technical secretariat of the SER on the advisory board's role in shaping and fleshing out the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the SDGs, which have been prioritized for the Caribbean, and how his office could provide technical support in this regard.
Mr. Zulu is in ...


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