Satyakama Maharaj, the Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism, recently announced that his ministry is spearheading an immediate action plan aimed at non-energy sectors. The plan’s success is heavily reliant on a partnership with the private sector. During an Angostura event, Maharaj affirmed that the government is not operating independently, but instead is collaborating closely with the Private Sector Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago (PSOTT). The partnership signifies an important step towards fostering economic development and diversification beyond the energy sector.
Join the Trinidad and Tobago WhatsApp update group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/DKueX7ZV35626FbOsKBt03
Trinidad and Tobago Breaks Tradition, Votes Against UN Rights Chief Reappointment Amid Strengthening Ties with
Isolated thunderstorms bring heavy rain to southern Trinidad.
Intercepted Call Lacks Evidence for Alleged Assassination Conspiracy Involving Cheesemaker and Niece
Seismograph reading of a 3.6 magnitude earthquake near Venezuela coast.
Government's Overnight Customs Rule Change Could Increase Hybrid Vehicle Prices Across Trinidad and Tobago
Cro Cro Says Social Commentary Calypso Is Being Silenced, Calls Genre Dead in Podcast Interview