The prefect of Saint-Martin, Sylvie Feucher, has made young people one of her priorities, especially those in difficulty. "There are things that have been done, and others that have never been done," she says. And to think about access to the trades of the sea. She regrets that there is no training in this field while we are on an island. So she wants to take advantage of the skills investment plan launched by the government, which provides 7 million euros over four years in Saint Martin, to propose "a great opening to the sea trades". And this from this year.
In this process, Sylvie Feucher asked the navigator Catherine Chabaud. "I contacted her on December 25 to ask her if she would agree to sponsor projects and actions in Saint-Martin," said the prefect. "She accepted and told me that she will come to Saint-Martin in February, she must indeed come to the Antilles with her husband who must recover the boat that participated in the rum route", she continues.
Still in touch with the sea, the State representative is working on a swimming pool project which will appear in the next convergence contract (which will succeed the State / COM plan contract).
Finally, in partnership with Pôle et Emploi and the Community, two days will be devoted to the sea and its trades in Saint-Martin, as part of the Week of the Sea which is organized in Guadeloupe.
(source: www.soualigapost.com)
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