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PresÂiÂdent ChrisÂtine CarÂla KanÂgaÂloo has chalÂlenged citÂiÂzens to emÂbrace perÂsonÂal and naÂtionÂal transÂforÂmaÂtion, usÂing the steelÂpan as a symÂbol of what is posÂsiÂble when creÂativÂiÂty, disÂciÂpline, and comÂmuÂniÂty spirÂit come toÂgethÂer.
SpeakÂing at the launch of the PresÂiÂdent’s Pan Camp 2025 at PresÂiÂdent’s House yesÂterÂday, KanÂgaÂloo told the 25 young parÂticÂiÂpants that their jourÂney over the comÂing days could mirÂror the reÂmarkÂable growth witÂnessed in last year’s coÂhort.
“The quiÂet ones found their voicÂes. The unÂsure grew in conÂfiÂdence,” she said, reÂcallÂing how 21 first-time pan playÂers learned and perÂformed MiÂcal TeÂja’s DNA afÂter just five days of trainÂing.
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