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Minister Doran begins Ground Work for 2023 Initiatives.

December 27, 2022

Minister Doran begins Ground Work for 2023 Initiatives.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister Egbert Doran began initiating his plan of action for 2023 as he closes off the year 2022. In doing so the Minister made visits to both the Netherlands and Curaçao right before the Christmas holidays. These visits are part of the Minister’s vision for the Ministry of VROMI for 2023.
In preparation for the United Nations Water Conference 2023, Minister Doran attended the Caribbean Water Conference in Curaçao which was hosted by the Dutch Minister of Infrastructure and Water, Mark Habers, in collaboration with the Republic of Tajikistan. The conference was designed to take in Caribbean perspectives on ...


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