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Plasterk about Dutch assistance: “We are not just going to open a bank account”

October 2, 2017

Plasterk about Dutch assistance: “We are not just going to open a bank account”
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GREAT BAY – After witnessing the arrival of the navy vessel Karel doorman, Minister Ronald Plasterk (Kingdom Relations) paid a visit to the reverse osmosis drinking water production facility near the Festival Village Monday afternoon, where he met with Minister Emil Lee (Public Health, Social Development and Labor), Gebe managing director Kendrick Chittick and Seven Seas Water managing director Franklyn Richards.

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$1 billion

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