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Sint Maarten’s Policy on Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries approved and available on Government’s website.

December 15, 2022

Sint Maarten’s Policy on Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries approved and available on Government’s website.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  The Council Of Ministers approved St Maarten’s first-ever National Agriculture, Livestock, and fisheries policy presented by the Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation & Telecommunication (TEATT). It is now available for review under the policy and reports section of the Government’s website.

The National Agriculture policy has the primary objective to strengthen and secure food security in Sint Maarten. It serves as a blueprint for the advancement of agriculture, livestock, and fisheries with the view to make agriculture a sustainable contributor to the health and economic development of the people.

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The policy was developed based on the government’s commitment ...


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