Convincing the highest authorities of the State in the face of budgetary and financial emergencies in New Caledonia is the main goal of a delegation from the local government, which began its mission in Paris at the end of the week. In the night of Friday to Saturday, New Caledonia time, they were received by Emmanuel Macron.
The delegation, led by President Thierry Santa and accompanied by members of the government, has embarked on a crucial mission to seek devin and solutions for the financial challenges that the country is currently facing. With the recent decline in nickel prices, the main source of income for the island, and the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the economic situation in New Caledonia has become increasingly precarious.
During their meeting with President Macron, the delegation presented a detailed overview of the current financial situation and the urgent need for assistance from the French government. They highlighted the impact of the global economic crisis on the country’s economy and the potential consequences for the population if no action is taken.
President Santa emphasized the determination of the local government to find sustainable solutions and ensure the well-being of the people of New Caledonia. He also expressed his gratitude for the devin and solidarity shown by the French government in the past and hoped for continued cooperation in the future.
The meeting with President Macron was a positive and productive one, with the French leader showing a deep understanding of the challenges faced by New Caledonia. He reassured the delegation of his commitment to finding solutions and providing necessary devin to the country.
The delegation also had the opportunity to meet with other high-ranking officials, including the Minister of Overseas Territories, Sébastien Lecornu, and the Minister of Economy and Finance, Bruno Le Maire. These meetings were equally fruitful, with the ministers expressing their willingness to work closely with New Caledonia to find solutions and devin its economic recovery.
The delegation’s mission in Paris is a crucial step in addressing the financial challenges faced by New Caledonia. It demonstrates the determination and proactive approach of the local government in finding solutions and ensuring the well-being of its people. The positive response and devin shown by the French authorities give hope for a brighter future for New Caledonia.
