Pan Trin­ba­go is con­grat­u­lat­ing Joshua Re­grel­lo for seek­ing to set two Guin­ness World Records: the Longest Marathon Play­ing Steel­pan and the Longest Marathon Play­ing a Chrome Mu­si­cal In­stru­ment of Trinidad and To­ba­go.

In a state­ment, Pan Trin­ba­go Pres­i­dent Bev­er­ly Ram­sey Moore said:

“Joshua’s pas­sion, re­silience, and un­yield­ing de­ter­mi­na­tion are an in­spi­ra­tion to all. This is not just a win for Joshua but a tri­umph for our cul­ture, our her­itage, and our glob­al Steel­pan fam­i­ly.”

The or­gan­i­sa­tion added that Re­grel­lo's achieve­ment high­lights the glob­al sig­nif­i­cance of the Steel­pan.

“In this trans­for­ma­tion­al year for the Steel­pan, his achieve­ment so­lid­i­fies our in­stru­ment’s sta­tus as a bea­con of cre­ativ­i­ty and ex­cel­lence,” said Ram­sey-Moore.

Pan Trin­ba­go al­so com­mend­ed Re­grel­lo on be­half of its Cen­tral and Re­gion­al Ex­ec­u­tives, staff, and the en­tire Steel­pan com­mu­ni­ty. His ac­com­plish­ment, they said, brings at­ten­tion to the Steel­pan and to Trinidad and To­ba­go as the Mec­ca of Steel­pan.

The or­gan­i­sa­tion called it a win on many lev­els.

"This is a win for Joshua Re­grel­lo. A win for our cul­ture. A win for our na­tion­al trea­sure—the Steel­pan. And a win for Trinidad and To­ba­go, the Mec­ca of Steel­pan, and by ex­ten­sion, the Glob­al Steel­pan com­mu­ni­ty."