#HappeninNow H.E. Michael Callan, High Commissioner of Canada along with officials paid a courtesy visit to Senator the Honourable Satyakama Maharaj, Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism and officials of the Ministry.
#CourtesyCall #TradeRelations #Tradepartnerships
Over the past year, the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism has undertaken a range of initiatives aimed at strengthening the non-energy sector, fostering business expansion, advancing tourism development, and increasing access to export opportunities.
MTTI has been actively pursuing investments that create jobs and prosperity by meeting investors at home and abroad, showcasing our ideas, expertise and financing options.
Over the past year, the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism has undertaken a range of initiatives aimed at strengthening the non-energy sector, fostering business expansion, advancing tourism development, and increasing access to export opportunities.
One of these major achievements is the suspension of the Common External Tariff (CET). The government has extended the suspension of CET on many basic food items, health supplies, and other essential goods.
Over the past year, the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism has undertaken a range of initiatives aimed at strengthening the non-energy sector, fostering business expansion, advancing tourism development, and increasing access to export opportunities. #MTTIAchievements
One initiative is the #BuyLocalBuildTrinbago campaign. Buy Local Build Trinbago is a national movement to increase the consumption of locally produced goods and services, build consumer confidence, support local businesses, and strengthen Trinidad and Tobago’s economic resilience
“Food security and sustainable tourism are not separate conversations, they are mutually reinforcing pillars of economic growth.”- Minister Satyakama Maharaj at today’s International Food & Nutrition Security and Sustainable Tourism Conference.
#BuyLocalBuildTrinbago
#MediaRelease Minister of Trade welcomes strengthened economic partnership between Trinidad and Tobago and the United States
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#MediaRelease Senator the Honourable Satyakama Maharaj Congratulates Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar on Historic Meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump
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Strengthening regional partnerships 🇹🇹🇯🇲
#MTTI welcomed Her Excellency Natalie Campbell-Rodriques, High Commissioner for Jamaica, for a courtesy call to discuss the strong trade and investment relationship between Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica.
Champion local innovation. Be the generation that grows Trinbago 🇹🇹
Be part of the Buy Local Campaign visit tradeind.gov.tt/buy-local/
#BuylocalBuildTrinbago #StrongerTogether
Bring a piece of home to wherever you are - choose and promote local products! 🇹🇹
Be part of the Buy Local Campaign visit tradeind.gov.tt/buy-local/
#BuylocalBuildTrinbago #StrongerTogether
Creating an enabling environment for local producers accelerates national growth and export readiness! 🇹🇹
Be part of the Buy Local Campaign visit tradeind.gov.tt/buy-local/
#BuylocalBuildTrinbago #StrongerTogether
Every local purchase supports jobs and dreams for young people just like you! 🇹🇹
Be part of the Buy Local Campaign visit tradeind.gov.tt/buy-local/
#BuylocalBuildTrinbago #StrongerTogether
Local Products strengthen our economy, support our people, and build out FUTURE! 🇹🇹
Be part of the Buy Local Campaign visit tradeind.gov.tt/buy-local/
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Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
The T&T- India Business Federation (TT-IBF) was launched at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute for Cultural Cooperation this evening. It aims at building stronger business and economic ties between Trinidad and Tobago and India. The event was graced by Senator the Honourable Satyakama Maharaj, Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism, Honourable Davendranath Tancoo, Minister of Finance, Dr. Pradeep Rajpurohit, High Commissioner of India, Honourable Dr. Neil Colin Gosein, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism, Dr. Siewnarine Coosal, and Dr. Vaalmikki Arjoon, President of TT-IBF.
Also, in attendance were members of the Diplomatic Corps and a large audience including government officials, businessmen and industry stakeholders. The Federation was created to connect companies, investors, and entrepreneurs in both countries, making it easier to form partnerships, explore trade opportunities, and encourage investment. While the two nations share strong historical and cultural links, the TT-IBF focuses on turning those connections into tangible economic results. Through this integration of business network and collaboration, the Federation aims to boost exports, attract new investment, support innovation, and contribute to economic diversification and growth in Trinidad and Tobago, while also expanding India’s commercial presence in the Caribbean.
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