Last Updated on January 17, 2024, 4:26 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Minister Samal Duggins took to social media and announced that he had fulfilled his promise of renovating Newtown sporting facilities.
Samal Duggins wrote, “I vowed to improve Newtown’s sporting facilities, and today, I’m delighted to announce that commitment has materialized. The timing couldn’t be better with the upcoming football season.”
Minister Samal Duggins emphasized that With an intent to focus on the safety and comfort of the spectators, The Ministry of Sports has taken the step to upgrade the roof and improve the ventilation – all for an exceptional sporting atmosphere.
Minister Samal Duggins highlighted that as the Minister of Sports, he was committed to sporting excellence, and the recent upgrades underline his dedication.
Samal Duggins has encouraged the athletes to get ready to shine and spectators to be prepared for an enhanced experience to
Minister Samal Duggins expressed sincere gratitude to the Deputy Prime Minister, Geoffrey Hanley, who also serves as East Basseterre’s constituency representative, for his instrumental support in the success of this project.
Additional Samal Duggins announced that he had a successful meeting with the Bayfords unit within the Ministry of Agriculture. With a united effort, they strive for a 25 by 25 goal.
The 25 by 25 aim is to call for all the support towards reducing the food import bill.
Minister Samal Duggins emphasiosed that as the responsible minister, it was imperative to have discussions with every department within the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Marine Resources and Cannabis so that they all understand the roles and responsibilities.
One of the Facebook users shared her concern about this initiative as she highlighted that other people are not gaining in this goal of reducing imports, and Minister Samal Duggins took his time and replied to her, assuring equitable support to all farmers, regardless of size, which is vital in their mission to reduce the food import bill.
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