Stuart Young has been inaugurated as the eighth Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, succeeding Dr. Keith Rowley. Young is committed to leading with integrity and inclusion, emphasizing the importance of the nation’s diverse cultural and religious backgrounds. His administration will outline policies as they prepare for upcoming elections, with regional support reaffirming Trinidad’s role in CARICOM.
Stuart Richard Young has been inaugurated as the eighth Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, succeeding Dr. Keith Rowley, who resigned after nearly a decade in office. The ceremony took place in Port of Spain, with President Christine Kangaloo officiating. Young’s commitment is centered on leading with integrity, inclusion, and accountability, emphasizing the importance of unity among the diverse populations of Trinidad and Tobago.
During his inaugural address, Young articulated his vision for a nation where every citizen can thrive through collective experiences. He stated that he would announce his cabinet later that day, including Camille Robinson Regis as Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs. Young praised the cultural and religious diversity of the nation as a foundation for progress.
Young reflected on his upbringing and the lessons imparted by his parents, which inspired his dedication to public service and social justice. Emphasizing resilience, he noted that past challenges have brought out the strength and purpose within the nation. His administration intends to outline policies as they gear up for the upcoming general election against the United National Congress.
Furthermore, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley congratulated Young, expressing her eagerness for his involvement in CARICOM. She highlighted the importance of Trinidad and Tobago’s role in regional responses to global issues, particularly in energy and security matters. Mottley’s support reaffirmed CARICOM’s commitment to the new Prime Minister and his government as they seek to ensure a stable and prosperous future for their region.
Stuart Young has assumed the role of Prime Minister, vowing to foster unity, inclusion, and accountability in Trinidad and Tobago. He emphasized the nation’s diversity as a source of strength while outlining his intentions to lead the country into a new era. The ongoing support from regional leaders like Mia Mottley highlights the importance of Trinidad and Tobago in regional affairs. Young’s administration aims to build upon a strong foundation as they prepare for the forthcoming general elections.
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