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Last Wednesday, Ida Zin-Ka-Ieu, president of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (CESC), presented her wishes for 2026, reflecting on the past year and presenting the CESC award to an engaged citizen.

At the CCISM, the presentation of the 'CESC en Plein'Air' initiative brought together over fifty participants on Wednesday evening, in the presence of institutional representatives and many citizens.

This Wednesday evening, from 5:30 PM to 8 PM, a public presentation of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council's 'Plein'Air' workshops is being held at the Saint-Martin Chamber of Commerce in Concordia.

On Wednesday, November 26, the Economic, Social and Cultural Council of Saint-Martin (CESC) publicly presented the results of its participatory initiative 'CESC en Plein'Air', conducted from October 4 to 18, 2025.

The public was invited to attend the presentation of work carried out at the initiative of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council of Saint-Martin as part of the 'CESC en Plein Air'.

The Economic, Social and Cultural Council (CESC) of Saint-Martin held the election of its new bureau for the 2025-2030 term last Wednesday. Ida Zin-Ka-Ieu was re-elected president with 18 out of 20 votes.

At the request of the prefect of the Northern Islands, the CESC of Saint-Martin was tasked with producing a report on climate change and its impact on social life, economic activity, the ecosystem and resources of Saint-Martin.

Ida Zin-Ka-Ieu succeeded Julien Gumbs last June as president of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (CESC). She gathered economic, social and cultural actors of Saint-Martin on Friday to present her wishes and review the CESC's missions and prospects for 2024.

Following the appointment of Ida Zin-Ka-Ieu on May 30th as president of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council, replacing Julien Gumbs, a new bureau was constituted.

On Tuesday, May 31st, members of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (CESC) of Saint-Martin gathered to designate the replacement for Julien Gumbs, who had been president of the institution since 2019.