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Prime MinĀisĀter KamĀla PerĀsad-BissesĀsar has reafĀfirmed Trinidad and ToĀbaĀgoās comĀmitĀment to conĀfronting terĀrorĀism in all its forms in her 9/11 mesĀsage markĀing the 24th anĀniverĀsary of the atĀtacks in the UnitĀed States.
In her mesĀsage, PerĀsad-BissesĀsar reĀmemĀbered the nearĀly 3,000 vicĀtims of the atĀtacks, inĀcludĀing fourĀteen TrinĀbagĀoĀniĀans who went to work at the World Trade CenĀter and nevĀer reĀturned home.
āTheir sacĀriĀfice is a painful reĀminder that terĀrorĀism recogĀnisĀes no borĀders, no creed, and no huĀmanĀiĀty,ā she said, ofĀferĀing prayers to the famĀiĀlies of the vicĀtims and reafĀfirmĀing solĀiĀdarĀiĀty with the peoĀple and GovĀernĀment of the UnitĀed States.
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