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Taiwan has provided grant funding to support projects and programmes itemized in Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre’s maiden 2022/23 Budget presented in April.
On December 19, 2022, Taiwan Ambassador to Saint Lucia H.E Peter chia-yen Chen handed over $5.1 million EC in grant funding to support nine local bilateral projects.
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SOURCE: Office of the Prime Minister
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Take note Chas and his clones. This is how you account to the people of this country.
Ah boy just in time for the Christmas…Some politicians will get a nice change from that $5.1 mil like they usually do…Best job on planet earth,steal money easy so & nothing can be done to you.See kids? Why go study all over when you can become a minister & be rich…Be a politician,once you’re in you good to go,the possibilities are endless.