The Tobago Chamber has urged Prime Minister Stuart Young to build a strong relationship with the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) to ensure Tobago’s needs are addressed. President Curtis Williams highlighted the importance of equitable development and meaningful engagement with Tobagonians as elections approach.
The Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce has urged Prime Minister Stuart Young to establish a significant working relationship with the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). Young was sworn in as Trinidad and Tobago’s eighth Prime Minister on March 17, succeeding Dr. Keith Rowley, who resigned after a lengthy political career.
Chamber President Curtis Williams expressed hope that Prime Minister Young would govern with integrity and prioritize national unity. He emphasized the importance of fostering a robust relationship with the THA so that Tobago’s unique needs are adequately addressed.
Williams advocated for equitable development for Tobago, including enhanced infrastructure and increased autonomy in local decision-making. He stressed the necessity for Young to engage meaningfully with Tobagonians and promote policies that facilitate sustainable economic growth across both Trinidad and Tobago.
These remarks were made in the context of the upcoming general elections, which the Prime Minister’s office announced will take place on April 28.
In summary, the Tobago Chamber has called for Prime Minister Young to cultivate a constructive partnership with the Tobago House of Assembly to ensure that Tobago’s development aligns with that of Trinidad. The emphasis on equitable development, infrastructure improvement, and local autonomy underscores the need for focused governmental engagement with Tobago’s distinct needs as the elections approach.
Original Source: newsday.co.tt
