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T&T contractor lands US$243M airport contract in St Lucia

At last Tuesday’s signing of the contracts for the Hewanorra International Airport redevelopment in Castries, St Lucia, are, from left, Shawn Edwards, Minister of Infrastructure, Francis Fontenelle, chairman of the St Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority, St Lucian Prime Minister Philip Pierre, Emile Elias, the executive chairman of NH International, Darren Cenac, the general manager of the SLASPA, and Ciaran Conlon, the CEO of NH International.

At last Tuesday’s signing of the contracts for the Hewanorra International Airport redevelopment in Castries, St Lucia, are, from left, Shawn Edwards, Minister of Infrastructure, Francis Fontenelle, chairman of the St Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority, St Lucian Prime Minister Philip Pierre, Emile Elias, the executive chairman of NH International, Darren Cenac, the general manager of the SLASPA, and Ciaran Conlon, the CEO of NH International.

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At last Tuesday’s signing of the contracts for the Hewanorra International Airport redevelopment in Castries, St Lucia, are, from left, Shawn Edwards, Minister of Infrastructure, Francis Fontenelle, chairman of the St Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority, St Lucian Prime Minister Philip Pierre, Emile Elias, the executive chairman of NH International, Darren Cenac, the general manager of the SLASPA, and Ciaran Conlon, the CEO of NH International.

At last Tuesday’s signing of the contracts for the Hewanorra International Airport redevelopment in Castries, St Lucia, are, from left, Shawn Edwards, Minister of Infrastructure, Francis Fontenelle, chairman of the St Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority, St Lucian Prime Minister Philip Pierre, Emile Elias, the executive chairman of NH International, Darren Cenac, the general manager of the SLASPA, and Ciaran Conlon, the CEO of NH International.

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Sharing a handshake at the launch of C Events Group, from left Nirad Tewarie, Angel Stewart and Arvinder Rampersad at Nube Nueve, Xtra Plaza, San Fernando on October 9.

Sharing a handshake at the launch of C Events Group, from left Nirad Tewarie, Angel Stewart and Arvinder Rampersad at Nube Nueve, Xtra Plaza, San Fernando on October 9.

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