The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce (T&T Chamber) has presented its 2023/2024 Budget Recommendations to the Ministry of Finance.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce (TTCIC) is pleased to announce the launch of three new committees in its continued role to represent the business community while also contributing recommendations and advocating for development strategies in the best interest of our national economy.
Kiran Maharaj is a multitalented, versatile leader in the business community, whose career has spanned many professional pursuits, including business leadership, media, events management and film.
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce (T&T Chamber) recently convened a meeting with representatives
from the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) and the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA). The meeting aimed
to explore strategic collaboration to foster mutually beneficial relationships between the two nations.
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Discover more about our upcoming trade mission to Barbados and opportunities to explore trade in 13 sectors. This mission is open to all T&T Businesses particularly Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs).
The Paediatric Society of Trinidad and Tobago (PSTT) notes with great enthusiasm the ongoing efforts of the Ministry of Health led by the Honorable Minister of Health, Mr. Terrance Deyalsingh, to address the challenge of obesity and associated NCD burden in Trinidad and Tobago.
Moody’s reported that “A sustained return to economic expansion after several years of contraction, supported by the projected increase in oil production starting this year would also enhance economic resiliency, as would continued diversification efforts in the non-energy sector…
Ministry of Health
While the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce understands the need for the implementation of property tax, it notes with concern the financial impact that it may have on citizens at this time.
The Joint Chambers maintain the view that crime, and in particular violent crimes, continues to spiral out of control and is the single biggest deterrent to investment in, and to doing business in Trinidad and Tobago and addressing this issue must be the number one priority of the Government.