The President of the National Assembly was in Saint-Martin on Thursday and Friday. Asked Friday afternoon before resuming Guadeloupe on the record he draws from his visit to Saint-Martin, the President of the National Assembly believes that it was "very useful to see the reality directly".
"It is very useful to measure the extent of the damage, to measure the challenge of reconstruction," he added. François de Rugy is aware that the "especially financial" needs are very important and that the State will have to "continue over time" to support the Collectivity and the inhabitants who cannot assume the reconstruction alone in financial terms.
"We also see that there are lessons to be learned over the long term," he continues. Particularly in terms of “population protection organization” and town planning and construction rules.
During his trip and his exchanges with merchants, elected officials and the director of the hospital, François de Rugy was also able to appreciate "economic and social realities".
The President of the National Assembly has "the will to speak out for the inhabitants and elected officials of Saint-Martin" on his return to Paris. (More details on www.soualigapost.com)
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