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Saba Island Council on working visit in the Netherlands.

June 5, 2023

Saba Island Council on working visit in the Netherlands.
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SABA/THE HAGUE:---The Island Council starts its two-week working visit today, Monday, June 5. The program is very diverse and will take the Island Council to meetings in The Hague and Amsterdam, attending a congress in Groningen, and visiting Schiermonnikoog.
All five Island Council Members, Vito Charles, Rolando Wilson, Elsa Peterson, Saskia Matthew, and Hemmie van Xanten, are partaking in this visit, as are Island Council Registrar Akilah Levenstone and Acting Island Council Registrar/Legal Advisor Devi van Groningen.
The official part of the program starts in Amsterdam on Monday, June 5 with …

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