Youth Honored for Contributions During King’s Visit to Aruba

Youth Honored for Contributions During King’s Visit to Aruba

ORANJESTAD (AAN): A large group of young people and group leaders received certificates of recognition at the Bestuurskantoor (Cocolishi) for their participation in activities surrounding the Royal Visit of King Willem-Alexander to Aruba.

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Prime Minister Mike Eman presided over the gratitude ceremony, which honored those who took part in a tree-planting activity held on March 18 as part of the national celebrations of Status Aparte Day and Himno y Bandera.

During the activity, youth from various groups actively contributed to the creation of a new urban park at the intersection of Adriaan Laclé Boulevard and Henny Eman Boulevard. The reforestation initiative has been considered a success, thanks to the enthusiasm, dedication, and positive energy displayed by the participants.

The event symbolized not only youth participation but also a broader commitment to nature, community, and the future of Aruba. The tree-planting effort is expected to contribute to the island’s sustainable development goals while beautifying a prominent area of Oranjestad.

During the ceremony, Prime Minister Eman expressed his deep appreciation to the youth and group leaders, emphasizing the importance of involving new generations in initiatives that contribute to the sustainable development of the island.

The presentation of certificates serv

During The Ceremony, Prime Minister

ed as both a gesture of gratitude for each participant’s contribution and an encouragement to continue participating actively in community and environmental projects. The gathering took place in an atmosphere of celebration and recognition, marking a special moment of unity between youth, community, and leadership.