Governor Holiday commenced consultations regarding recent political developments.

November 3, 2017

HARBOUR VIEW:--- On November 3, 2017, His Excellency the Governor of Sint Maarten, drs. E.B. Holiday, started consultations regarding recent political developments. He met with the Vice Chairperson of the council of Advice, the political leaders of all political parties represented in parliament and social partners and explored possible options for the formation of a new (interim) cabinet. The consultations will continue over the weekend.

Press Release from the Cabinet of the Governor of St. Maarten

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