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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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Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
Sen. the Hon. Dominic Smith, Minister of the #MPAAI, attended the launch of the 'Buy Local, Build Trinbago' campaign on January 17th. The feature remarks were delivered by Sen. the Hon. Satyakama Maharaj, Minister of Trade, Investment & Tourism
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NEW OPPORTUNITY!
The Ministry of Public Administration is thrilled to announce the PSA (Public Service Academy) Learning & Development Programme for the PUBLIC SERVICE.
Enrol today in our FREE and accredited courses facilitated by lecturers at The University of the West Indies.
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
The increasing presence of illegally traded commodities undermines public health, contributes to tax evasion and creates an unlevelled playing field for illegal businesses. #ttchamber @TradeMinistryTT
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT of the TT Manufacturers Association Tricia Coosal said the manufacturing sector needs an enabling environment if it is to continue to thrive.
newsday.co.tt/2022/04/05/ttm…
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
#DidYouKnow: TTBizLink provides a single electronic point of submission for a ship’s pre-arrival and pre-departure declarations? With the introduction of this Module we have eliminated the use of over forty (40) forms. #OnlineApplication #efficientservice #BusinessMadeEasy
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See highlights from this morning's seminar, including remarks from Illinois
State Government Officials and the Minister @TradeMinistryTT #exportboosterinitiative🚀 #letuslookb4youleap🌎 - At the @amchamtt and exporTT EBI collaboration, Doing Business in Illinois!
Illinois dissemination seminar highlights
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How are the @emauthority efforts linked to raising quality awareness in T&T? Find out in this special video from the EMA as they join TTBS in celebrating World Quality Month 2021, under the theme Sustainability: improving our products, people, and planet.
#WQD20201 #climatechange
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Join us for a webinar at the Trade and Investment Convention 2021 on Technical Regulations and Exports on Tuesday 2nd November, 2021 from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm.
Click link to Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
#TIC2021 #tradeandinvestmentconvention #trade #TBT #traderegulations
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
BUDGET 2022 BY THE NUMBERS.
Here are the Ministry of Finance Budget 2022 Initiatives.
#MoFTT #TTNationalBudget2022
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
All stakeholders of steel framing members are hereby reminded of the following Moratorium for compliance against the National Compulsory Standard TTS 598:2019.
Access standard – gottbs.com/product/tts-59820…
For further information, please email: [email protected]
#steel
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
#ICYMI Making the effort to get your requirements and support systems in order now, is a clear path for your exports, tomorrow! Here are some hot facts from this Monday's Doing Business in Florida seminar. #letuslookb4youleap #exportboosterinitiative🚀
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CARIFORUM MSMEs to Receive €3 Million in Direct Grant Support #GrantFunding #BusinessSupport @euinbarbados carib-export.com/news/carifo…
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Out of over 100 applicants worldwide, we are so proud to recognise Term Finance, who have made it into the Semi finals of the International Trade Centre #SheTrades Hackathon. @ITCnews @TradeMinistryTT
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We are pleased to invite you to participate in our Webinar entitled “Overview of International Standards Development.”
Register at: tinyurl.com/wsd2021internati…
#WorldStandardsDay #WSD2021
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#ProjectMilestones #GATEWAYtoTradeTT Here's what we achieved in September! The team is making big strides increasing the export capacity of Trinidad & Tobago service providers. @TTCSI @TradeMinistryTT
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You've been given a second chance to change the world and win!
▶Deadline for applications ⌛ 27th September 2021.
▶What do you gain and what must you do to get there? Click▶️exportt.co.tt/2021/09/22/hac…
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Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
We invite you to share your views on the Draft Compulsory National Standards for Labelling of Goods which are being issued for Public Comment: TTCS 19:20XX and TTCS 20:20XX
Visit link for details - lnkd.in/e785_nfw
Closing date for comments: Friday 19th November, 2021.
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
.@LoopNewsTT - Gr8 to meet @exporTT_Ltd GM Dhanraj Harrypersad and discuss the initiatives where we r supporting #business in #TrinidadandTobago #Caribbean.
Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism retweeted
All stakeholders of children's toys are hereby reminded of the moratorium for compliance of toys against the National Compulsory Standard TTCS 3:2020, Safety of Toys - Compulsory Requirements.
Access standard- gottbs.com/product/ttcs-3202…
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