FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy.
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
President of the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers Association, Roger Roach
ANISTO ALVES
NCBFG chairman Michael Lee-Chin
Central Bank Governor Dr Alvin Hilaire
NICOLE DRAYTON
Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales
NICOLE DRAYTON
Executive Director Unit Trust Corporation, Nigel Edwards, centre, with the UrpreneurPlus winners at the reception yesterday, at UTC’s headquarters in Port-of- Spain.
COURTESY UTC
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Chief executive officer Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera
Abraham Diaz
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Former energy minister Kevin Ramnarine
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FILE - CCRIF CEO, Isaac Anthony, during a presentation at The World Bank in April 2019. [Image courtesy CCRIF SPC]
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Miles Almandoz Co Ltd managing director Phillip Almandoz, left, chats with AS Bryden key account manager Brad De Gannes and attorney Natania Mack.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert
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Journalists Teruyoshi Nishioka and Varsha Singh, from Japan and India respectively, take a dip in Benta Falls on September 12. They were part of a media tour hosted by the Jamaica Tourist Board to attend the Jamaica Product Exchange (JAPEX) in Montego Bay last week.
PETER CHRISTOPHER
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Chief operating officer of the Co-operative Credit Union League, Dianne Joseph
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Republic Bank head office on Park Street in Port-of-Spain.
ROBERTO CODALLO
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President of Cooperative Credit Union League, Joseph Remy.
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Chairman of the Clico policyholders group, Peter Permell
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FILE: In preparation for El Salvador adopting Bitcoin as legal tender, the nation rolled out 200 ATMs and prepared 50 bank branches across the country to allow residents to exchange crypto for fiat.
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FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
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President of the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers Association, Roger Roach
ANISTO ALVES
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NCBFG chairman Michael Lee-Chin
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Trinidad Offshore Pipeline Replacement project
COURTESY bptt
bp Trinidad and Tobago (bpTT) has successfully completed its Trinidad Offshore Pipeline Replacement (TOPR) project and safely integrated the new infrastructure into its operations.
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Former Republic Bank economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
Economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon says while it is “normal” that the country experiences foreign exchange shortages from time to time, it also reflects that the demand for foreign exchange continues to outweigh the supply of it.
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Executive Director Unit Trust Corporation, Nigel Edwards, centre, with the UrpreneurPlus winners at the reception yesterday, at UTC’s headquarters in Port-of- Spain.
COURTESY UTC
Entrepreneurship is the gateway growth across multiple productive sectors of the economy, according to executive director Unit Trust Corporation, Nigel Edwards.
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Chief executive officer Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera
Abraham Diaz
An injunction granted by the Industrial Court to Caribbean Airlines Ltd (CAL) to order pilots to work after a sickout from August 18-20, has been extended to November.
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Former energy minister Kevin Ramnarine
Former minister of energy, Kevin Ramnarine, is worried that NiQuan Energy Ltd’s (NiQuan) financial and operational issues will have a massive trickle-down impact, which will see hundreds, on the breadline.
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FILE - CCRIF CEO, Isaac Anthony, during a presentation at The World Bank in April 2019. [Image courtesy CCRIF SPC]
Water utilities in the Caribbean will now be able to access parametric insurance coverage through CCRIF SPC—formerly the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility—to financially protect them against extreme weather events such as hurricanes, tropical storms, and excess rainfall events.
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Miles Almandoz Co Ltd managing director Phillip Almandoz, left, chats with AS Bryden key account manager Brad De Gannes and attorney Natania Mack.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
AS Bryden & Sons, local distributor of the iconic champagne house, Veuve Clicquot, hosted a champagne tea party last Sunday, September 10—at Veronique’s in St Clair, Port-of-Spain.
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert
The Government of Trinidad and Tobago has introduced a number of tax incentives over the past few years, aimed at stimulating growth or encouraging development in certain sectors and industries. With the national budget due to be announced within the next few weeks, it would be useful to recall some of the previous incentives, as companies and businesses consider how they can optimise use of these incentives, or chart a course to benefit from any further incentives that may be introduced.
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Journalists Teruyoshi Nishioka and Varsha Singh, from Japan and India respectively, take a dip in Benta Falls on September 12. They were part of a media tour hosted by the Jamaica Tourist Board to attend the Jamaica Product Exchange (JAPEX) in Montego Bay last week.
PETER CHRISTOPHER
Puns aside, Jamaica’s tourism numbers for 2023 have not just been impressive, it is on course to be record-shattering.
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Chief operating officer of the Co-operative Credit Union League, Dianne Joseph
Establishing a cooperative bank, introducing small business entrepreneurship incubators, fostering youth empowerment and tackling crime are some of the recommendations which are on the wishlist of the Co-operative Credit Union League of T&T for the upcoming 2024 national budget.
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Republic Bank head office on Park Street in Port-of-Spain.
ROBERTO CODALLO
T&T’s largest bank, Republic Bank Ltd (RBL), last night advised its customers that it was cutting in half the maximum US dollar spending limit per billing cycle on their Republic Bank credit cards.
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President of Cooperative Credit Union League, Joseph Remy.
As technology continues to evolve, so too have criminals been changing their techniques and therefore, financial institutions need to be ever vigilant and ensure there is proper compliance in place, says Joseph Remy, president of Cooperative Credit Union League.
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The official handover ceremony for the Manta Lodge Hotel at Speyside, was held on Wednesday, February 22, at the hotel.
VINDRA GOPAUL-BOODAN
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Mexico’s Ambassador to T&T, Victor Hugo Morales
Anthony Wilson
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FILE: Tunapuna MP Esmond Forde, left, washes his hands as he is joined by Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales during the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the WASA Maingot Booster, Upper Tunapuna Road, Tunapuna, recently.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Trinidad Offshore Pipeline Replacement project
COURTESY bptt
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Former Republic Bank economist Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
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Executive Director Unit Trust Corporation, Nigel Edwards, centre, with the UrpreneurPlus winners at the reception yesterday, at UTC’s headquarters in Port-of- Spain.
COURTESY UTC
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Chief executive officer Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera
Abraham Diaz
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Former energy minister Kevin Ramnarine
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FILE - CCRIF CEO, Isaac Anthony, during a presentation at The World Bank in April 2019. [Image courtesy CCRIF SPC]
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Miles Almandoz Co Ltd managing director Phillip Almandoz, left, chats with AS Bryden key account manager Brad De Gannes and attorney Natania Mack.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert
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Journalists Teruyoshi Nishioka and Varsha Singh, from Japan and India respectively, take a dip in Benta Falls on September 12. They were part of a media tour hosted by the Jamaica Tourist Board to attend the Jamaica Product Exchange (JAPEX) in Montego Bay last week.
PETER CHRISTOPHER
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