Indian Prime Minister Modi emphasizes trade and investment during Trinidad and Tobago visit
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to boost trade and investment in Trinidad and Tobago during his official visit to the Caribbean nation.
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Trinidad and Tobago on Friday to strengthen economic ties between the two countries. In a speech to the nation's parliament, Modi reiterated India's commitment to enhancing trade and investment opportunities in the region.
'India values its partnership with Trinidad and Tobago and believes in the potential for increased cooperation in various sectors,' Modi stated. 'We are dedicated to fostering a strong economic relationship that benefits both nations.'
The visit comes as both countries seek to expand their bilateral trade and explore new avenues for collaboration. Modi's assurances were welcomed by Trinidad and Tobago officials, who expressed optimism about the positive impact of enhanced economic engagement with India.
'We look forward to deepening our economic partnership with India and leveraging our shared interests for mutual growth and prosperity,' said a Trinidadian government spokesperson.