Tobago Chamber Advocates for Stronger THA Relationship with PM Young

Posted On: March 18, 2025
Posted By: Omar Fitzgerald
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The Tobago Chamber has urged Prime Minister Stuart Young to establish a productive relationship with the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) following his swearing-in. Chamber president Curtis Williams highlighted the need for equitable development, improved infrastructure, and greater autonomy for Tobago, stressing the importance of meaningful engagement with the Tobagonian community.

The Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce has appealed to Prime Minister Stuart Young to cultivate a strong working relationship with the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). Young, who was officially sworn in on March 17 following the resignation of Dr. Keith Rowley, is urged to ensure Tobago’s interests remain a priority in his governance.

During an interview with Newsday on March 18, chamber president Curtis Williams articulated his hopes that Prime Minister Young would govern with integrity and dedication to national unity. He emphasized the importance of a collaboration that addresses Tobago’s distinct needs alongside Trinidad’s growth.

Williams asserted the necessity of equitable development for Tobago, urging improvements in infrastructure and increased autonomy in significant decision-making. He implored the Prime Minister to actively engage with the Tobagonian community and implement policies fostering sustainable economic development across both islands.

These comments were made shortly before the announcement of a general election scheduled for April 28. The Tobago Chamber’s call underscores the pressing need for a concerted effort to balance the growth and needs of both Trinidad and Tobago.

In summary, the Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce has called upon Prime Minister Stuart Young to prioritize a strong partnership with the Tobago House of Assembly. Emphasizing the necessity for Tobago’s equitable development, improved infrastructure, and enhanced autonomy, the Chamber highlights the importance of collaboration in achieving sustainable growth for both islands. With the impending general elections, the emphasis on Tobago’s needs remains critical.

Original Source: newsday.co.tt

’ S HOUSE AND TOBAGO BOLIVIA CHAMBER DEMOCRACY DIEGO MARTIN WEST GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES KEITH ROWLEY LEADERSHIP NEWSDAY PNM PUBLIC SERVICE SOUTH AMERICA ST ANN ’ S STUART YOUNG THA TOBAGO TOBAGO CHAMBER TOBAGO CHAMBER OF INDUSTRY & COMMERCE TOBAGO HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY TRINIDAD TT WILLIAMS YOUNG

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