THE PNM has promised to transform governance for a stronger, safer and more prosperous Trinidad and Tobago in its manifesto, launched at Balisier House on April 16.

The 182-page manifesto was separated according to six major priorities which included more efficiency and trust in government service, better security, building a nation of leaders and innovators, developing sustainable energy and climate resilience, building a more inclusive economy and improving wellness and healthcare.

Prime Minister Stuart Young at the launch described the manifesto as “bold and innovative, but responsible.”