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The Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) has embarked on a dual-country Trade Mission to Guyana and Suriname, marking one of its most ambitious regional initiatives to date. Running from June 8–14, the mission underscores TTMA’s commitment to strengthening regional trade, investment, and collaboration opportunities for local manufacturers and service providers.
Led by TTMA President Emil Ramkissoon, the delegation includes 38 companies and 58 participants, making it one of the largest trade missions ever organized by the Association. The program features business-to-business meetings, seminars, networking events, and exploratory discussions aimed at fostering new commercial partnerships and gathering market intelligence.
Ramkissoon emphasized the strategic importance of the initiative, noting that Guyana and Suriname have become increasingly attractive markets for TTMA members. “Over the past several years, both Guyana and Suriname have emerged as key markets of interest for TTMA members seeking opportunities for market entry, expansion of existing client relationships, investment in high-growth sectors, and the sourcing of products and services,” he said. He added that the mission was carefully designed to provide delegates with valuable insights into the evolving economic landscapes of both countries.
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