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Prime Minister Jacobs congratulates SEDP.

September 5, 2022

Prime Minister Jacobs congratulates SEDP.
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~First steps to small business development launched~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Prime Minister and Minister of General Affairs Ms. Silveria Jacobs congratulate the recipients, the acting Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic and Telecommunication (TEATT), Omar Ottley, A&A Accounting, Business Support & Training Center on launching the training and business support program, SEDP, geared towards the development of micro, small and medium enterprises on the Island.

“Training for Small business owners is another way to ensure their success which connects to the opportunity to qualify for the ESP program under the trust fund whereby funding is available to expand your current small business ...

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