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Trinidad and Tobago and the European Union have identified security, trade, investment and digital transformation as key priorities for deeper cooperation during their first Partnership Dialogue under the Samoa Agreement.
Speaking at Friday’s Partnership Dialogue between Trinidad and Tobago and the European Union, Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs Sean Sobers said strong international partnerships are essential as countries navigate an increasingly complex global environment.
“As geopolitical and economic developments continue to reshape the global landscape, no one country can effectively address every challenge in isolation.”
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