Last Updated on March 26, 2024, 4:32 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Minister of Public Utilities, Konris Maynard recently attended the awards dinner for the St Kitts Water Services Department. The event was hosted on Sunday which served as the conclusion of week-long celebrations of the World Water Day.
The Minister of Public Utilities et, al was responsible for presenting the awards at the St. Kitts Water Services Department’s awards dinner. The World Water Day is hosted every year, with the aim of educating the people of the country on the importance of water for the communities.
The event was hosted at the Garvey’s over the weekend where the Minister delivered a brief address. He appreciated the members of the water department for their for their unwavering commitment and significant contributions.
The officials of the St Kitts Water Services Department were present at the awards dinner. Many officials from the department were acknowledged and appreciated for their contribution to the community welfare.
The Minister of Public Utilities, Konris Maynard shared some glimpses from the awards ceremony. He congratulated the awardees for getting the recognition they deserved. The World Water Day celebration is aimed at educating the people of the country on the conservation of water.
During his address, Minister of Public Utilities, et al, Konris Maynard shared with the staff a quote from an American anthropologist and educator. He believes that the words resonate with the country’s mission. He shared, “If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water.”
According to Minister Konris Maynard, the message underscores the essence of the country’s work. It also highlight the deep impact water has on our planet and lives. Further, Minister Maynard encouraged the people of St kitts and Nevis to stay focused.
He urged the people of the country to continue to excel in your roles. Minister Maynard promised that his ministry is committed to supporting the St Kitts Water Services Department. He noted that the ministry will support every step of the department towards sustainability.
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