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Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Trade Minister and UK High Commissioner talk trade, investment

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GUARDIAN MEDIA NEWSROOM
29 days ago
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Senator Satyakama Maharaj, Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism (centre), with His Excellency Jon Dean, High Commissioner for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (2nd from right); Ms. Chinali Patel, Head of Political, Economic and Press Affairs at the High Commission (2nd from left); Dr. Colin Neil Gosine, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry (1st from left); and Mr. Randall Karim, Permanent Secretary (Ag.) (1st from right), following their meeting at the Ministry’s headquarters on Monday 26 May 2025. [Image courtesy Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism]

Senator Satyakama Maharaj, Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism (centre), with His Excellency Jon Dean, High Commissioner for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (2nd from right); Ms. Chinali Patel, Head of Political, Economic and Press Affairs at the High Commission (2nd from left); Dr. Colin Neil Gosine, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry (1st from left); and Mr. Randall Karim, Permanent Secretary (Ag.) (1st from right), following their meeting at the Ministry’s headquarters on Monday 26 May 2025. [Image courtesy Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism]

Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism

Min­is­ter of Trade, In­vest­ment and Tourism, Satyaka­ma Ma­haraj, has held dis­cus­sions on trade and in­vest­ment po­ten­tial­i­ties with His Ex­cel­len­cy Jon Dean, High Com­mis­sion­er for the Unit­ed King­dom of Great Britain and North­ern Ire­land to the Re­pub­lic of Trinidad and To­ba­go.

Ac­cord­ing to a state­ment from the Min­istry, the meet­ing fea­tured "cor­dial dis­cus­sions" on a wide range of ar­eas, in­clud­ing bi­lat­er­al trade, in­vest­ment co­op­er­a­tion, pub­lic/pri­vate sec­tor part­ner­ships, and av­enues for trade part­ner­ships to sup­port small and medi­um-sized en­ter­pris­es (SMEs) be­tween Trinidad and To­ba­go and the Unit­ed King­dom.

His Ex­cel­len­cy al­so un­der­scored the im­por­tance of deep­en­ing the long-stand­ing and mu­tu­al­ly ben­e­fi­cial trade re­la­tion­ship be­tween both na­tions.

Min­is­ter Ma­haraj echoed those sen­ti­ments, reaf­firm­ing T&T’s open­ness to busi­ness and the Min­istry’s com­mit­ment to di­ver­si­fy­ing the na­tion­al econ­o­my be­yond oil and gas.


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