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Princess Beatrix visits St. Maarten and Saba from 12 to 15 November

Princess Beatrix is scheduled to visit Sint Maarten and Saba next month, as announced by the Government Information Service. The visit, taking place from 12 to 15 November, will highlight the Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance (DCNA) and various social initiatives. On 13 November, Princess Beatrix will tour Emilio Wilson Park …

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Dutch cabinet cancels Caribbean sustainability subsidy programme

The Dutch Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Dick Schoof, has decided to cancel the previously announced subsidy programme aimed at strengthening the sus­tainable economic ca­pacity of the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom, State Secretary for King­dom Relations Zsolt Sz­abó informed the Dutch Second Chamber of Par­liament on Friday, Octo­ber 18. “On …

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Szabó: More money for Caribbean Netherlands than might appear.

According to State Secretary for King­dom Relations Zsolt Szabó, the Dutch government is spending more money on the Caribbean Netherlands than it may seem from the budget. “I would like to give fur­ther clarification to these figures, as the impression could arise that spending on Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba …

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Saba’s plan for a coral comeback

Saba has an exciting new initiative to restore its coral reefs. This new project, running from 2024 to 2026, will focus on reviving key species in the island’s under­water ecosystems. With a collaborative team from Saba Conservation Foundation (SCF) and Van Hall Larenstein (VHL) Uni­versity of Applied Sciences, the project …

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Saba receives the funds to build its Enrichment Center

The site DossierKoninkrijkszaken reports that Saba will receive a €5 million contribution from the government for the construction of an Enrichment Center, aimed at revitalizing the village of St. Johns. This funding is part of the fifth tranche of the Region Deals initiative. The Enrichment Center will offer programs in …

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Concerns over referrals in the Dutch Caribbean

The Dutch Second Chamber of Parlia­ment recently voiced con­cern about the slow nature and high cost of medical referrals in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom, in­cluding Curacao. During a debate in the Health, Welfare and Sports Com­mittee, several parties in­cluding GroenLinks-PvdA emphasised the need for a faster and more …

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Historic Milestone: Construction Contract Signed for Black Rocks Harbor

On Tuesday, October 8th, Public Entity Saba and contractor Ballast Nedam International Projects reached a significant milestone by signing the construction contract for the new Black Rocks Harbor. This marks a pivotal step forward in a project crucial for Saba’s infrastructure development. Commissioner of Finance and Infrastructure Bruce Zagers signed …

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