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PM on “Unspoiled Queen” | THE DAILY HERALD

May 14, 2025

PM on “Unspoiled Queen” | THE DAILY HERALD
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Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof visited Saba on Tuesday, where he toured the site of the forthcoming Black Rocks harbour with Commissioner Bruce Zagers and project manager Peter Biemond.

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He also stopped in St. John’s, where Commissioner Eviton Heyliger and project manager Carine Ghazzi gave a presentation on the planned combined school campus and the village’s cultural centre. Schoof had a meeting with Island Governor Jonathan Johnson, as well as a lunch with four members of Saba’s Island Council where they discussed inter-island connectivity, affordable housing and the cost of living. Schoof’s day in Saba was part of his five-day working visit to the Dutch Caribbean, which ends today, Wednesday.

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