Support for new foreign policy

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October 30, 2025

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Trade, Investment and Tourism Minister Satyakama Maharaj says he “does not see any problem” with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s characterisation of Caricom as “unreliable”.

Neither does he have an issue with her announcement that the Government intends to realign Trinidad and Tobago’s foreign policy.

“I don’t see any problem—we have a long history together,” Maharaj told reporters before yesterday’s Senate sitting at the Red House, Port of Spain.

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