Last Updated on May 11, 2023, 7:50 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Marine resources et al. recently hosted an interactive session with the members of his constituency. The Minister is the parliamentary representative of Constituency 4. He hosts several regular meetings with the various members of his constituency. Recently, he met the people of New Guinea and Halfway Tree.
The meeting was hosted on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. As a part of these meetings, the team of the Minister of Agriculture in the government of St Kitts and Nevis ventured on house-to-house visits to the people of St Kitts and Nevis. The Minister of agriculture and parliamentary representative of Constituency 4 stated that the meeting with the people of his constituency, C-4 is one of the best parts of his job.
Taking to his social media account, Minister Samal Duggins stated that New Guinea and Halfway Tree our encounters are always inspiring and rejuvenating. He addressed the people of his constituency, stating that their needs and concerns are always at the forefront of his mind
At the same time, Minister Samal Duggins stated that in very short order, the people of his constituency will begin to see that transformation within our beloved communities. The Minister regularly interacts with the people of his constituency and takes the time to address all the concerns that they might have for the development of their respective communities.
Minister Duggins shared some images from the meeting with the people of New Guinea and Halfway Tree. Minister Samal Duggins is one of the most actively engaging parliamentary representatives in the St Kitts and Nevis-led government. He hosts the most frequent and regular meetings with the people of his parliamentary constituency.
This gesture of the minister of agriculture serves to promote the transparency and dialogue between the people and the minister who represents them and their interests in the national assembly.
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