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Curacao students paid courtesy visit to Minister Gibson.

March 18, 2016

Curacao students paid courtesy visit to Minister Gibson.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of Finance Richard Gibson was paid a visit by university students attending the ‘Opleiding en Trainingen Curaçao’ college (OTC). These Financial Service Management students, who will graduate with a Bachelor’s degree, came on a study excursion in order to gain more information about public finances in preparation for their dissertation. The name of the students (from l-r) are as follows: Ms. Judeska Allee, Mr. Jordi van der Wall, (me), Ms. Olvia Fernandes Luis and Ms. Gabriela Fernandes Luis.

Curacao students paid courtesy visit to Minister Gibson.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/curacao-students-paid-courtesy-visit-to-minister-gibson/

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