The Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce has urged Prime Minister Stuart Young to cultivate a constructive relationship with the Tobago House of Assembly. This call emphasizes the importance of Tobago’s equitable development and local autonomy, following Young’s assumption of office and the announcement of upcoming elections.
The Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce has urged Prime Minister Stuart Young to establish a productive partnership with the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). Following his swearing-in on March 17, Young’s commitment to working collaboratively with the THA is deemed essential for advancing Tobago’s interests. Young succeeded Dr. Keith Rowley, who stepped down after a substantial political career spanning 45 years.
Curtis Williams, president of the Tobago Chamber, emphasized the importance of integrity and national unity in Young’s governance. He stated that the relationship with the THA must encompass the unique requirements of Tobago to ensure the island’s development aligns with that of Trinidad. Williams further stressed that Tobago warrants equitable development, improved infrastructure, and increased decision-making autonomy.
In his remarks, Williams urged the Prime Minister to prioritize active engagement with the residents of Tobago and to push for policies that support sustainable economic growth for both islands. These comments were made prior to the announcement of a general election scheduled for April 28.
The Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce is advocating for Prime Minister Stuart Young to engage cooperatively with the Tobago House of Assembly. The chamber prioritizes equitable development, improved infrastructure, and local autonomy for Tobago. In light of upcoming elections, the need for sustainable economic policies and collaboration with Tobagonians remains critical for the islands’ progress.
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