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Proclamation signed by COM for the ‘Decoration of Excellence’ in honor of Governor Eugene B. Holiday.

October 9, 2022

Proclamation signed by COM for the ‘Decoration of Excellence’ in honor of Governor Eugene B. Holiday.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- (DCOMM) – On Thursday evening October 6th at an official farewell reception for outgoing, His Excellency Governor drs. Eugene B. Holiday, all members of the Council of Ministers (COM) signed a proclamation for the ‘Decoration of Excellence’ to be awarded annually.

The proclamation reads as follows:
The Council of Ministers acknowledges the tenure of His Excellency, Governor drs. Eugene B. Holiday, as Sint Maarten’s first Governor from October 10, 2010, to October 10, 2022, was one of the important figures in laying the foundation on which we stand.

The Council of Ministers has observed His Excellency’s tenacity for an ...


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