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In an emotional send-off, Dr Keith Rowley, in his last Caricom meeting as a head of government, last night urged his fellow Caribbean leaders to keep unity alive as he pledged to always answer Caricom’s call even in retirement.
During the media conference in Barbados, Dr Rowley reflected that when he first joined Caricom, there was a negative perception of the regional body. However, he said that has now changed and he urged his colleagues to keep it that way.
“As Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago who hosted us all at the 50th anniversary at the founding location in Chaguaramas recently, I simply want to leave by asking my colleagues to continue to subscribe to what I have encouraged you to do because together, we are always stronger in every single circumstance. Once we are together, we will be stronger, we might grow in size physically but certainly we will not be inconsequential,” Rowley said.
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