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Minister Doran: Developing Raoul Illidge Sports Complex area will benefit Community at Large.

January 10, 2023

Minister Doran: Developing Raoul Illidge Sports Complex area will benefit Community at Large.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of VROMI Mr. Egbert Doran is advocating for the further development of the Raoul Illidge Sports Complex area, with emphasis on prioritizing the upgrade of sports and wellness facilities for the community. In 2020, the Government of Sint Maarten and Social & Health Insurances (SZV) established a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the development of government lease land in Cay Hill that was aligned with the Government's focus to strengthen the sporting capacity of our country, improve the overall health care costs, and contribute to better management of public funds. An important part of the MOU is improving the ...


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