PHILIPSBURG:---Member of Parliament Claude Peterson presented a motion to Parliament on Monday, November 4th, 2019 that resolved that ‘The legal agreement on the Airport Terminal Reconstruction Project with the World Bank, the European Investment Bank, Princess Juliana International Airport, the Noteholders of the 2012 Indenture and other relevant parties thereto should be signed immediately by the responsible caretaker Ministers in accordance with the terms of the National Decree authorizing the signing of these agreements’. The majority of the Members of Parliament deemed this motion to be redundant as authorization for this was already granted in the country’s Budget 2019,
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