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Minister Lee impressed with St. Maarten House

June 13, 2016

Minister Lee impressed with St. Maarten House
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From left: Parveen Boertje, Kelly Busby, Minister Emil Lee, Perry Geerlings, Margie van Gijn and Carol Voges. Photo contributed

THE HAGUE – Minister Emil Lee (Public Health, social Development and Labor) paid a courtesy visit to the Cabinet of Minister Plenipotentiary where he met with the staff of the St Maarten House.

In the absence of Minister Plenipotentiary Henrietta Doran-York, Minister Lee was received by the director of the cabinet, Perry Geerlings.

Minister Lee was given a tour and orientation, where he was introduced to the staff, and enlightened about their function and specific fields of expertise. The staff members introduced were Protocol and PR Officer Margie van Gijn, Carol Voges, (Finance and Economic Affairs and representative on the OCTA board in Brussels), Kelly Busby (personal advisor to the Minister of Plenipotentiary and responsible for Education and Cultural Affairs) and director Perry Geerlings.

Minister Lee impressed with St. Maarten House

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=15984

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