Government of Saint Lucia

In the headlines: Saint Lucia gets set to welcome Julian Alfred home and; The Mnister for Equity continues work towards the establishment of  a National Youth Service Centre for Saint Lucia.

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The limelight was cast upon the fisheries sector as a significant stride forward for its development with a sod-turning ceremony recently conducted in Micoud.

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In the headlines: The Office of the Prime Minister announces that the unemployment rate has declined to its lowest rate in more than a decade and; The Government continues efforts to support vendors who have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic

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In the headlines: Beekeepers have been equipped with essential business building strategies and; CARPHA get set for the 68th Health Research Conference

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Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre has promised to review the Procurement Act to address bottlenecks that impede project implementation; and the Public Debt Management Act takes effect.

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In the headlines: Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre presents the 2024-2025 Estimates, pledging sustainable growth and a more stable economic outlook for Saint Lucia, and the Ministry of Agriculture educates on yam rust.

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Special Needs Schools from across the island converged on the La Resource Playing Field recently for a sports-meet with a difference.

The annual event organized by the Special Education Unit was held on World Down Syndrome Day, on March 21.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Rural Development intensifies the battle against the Yam Rust Disease gripping the agricultural sector, launching educational meetings island-wide.

In the headlines: Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre has laid the Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure for fiscal year 2024-2025, and the Black Bay Farmers’ Cooperative has received support to resume seedling production.

For details on these developments and more, visit: www.govt.lc