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Twelve of the naÂtion’s top-perÂformÂing stuÂdents were celÂeÂbratÂed yesÂterÂday at the PresÂiÂdent’s Medal Awards CerÂeÂmoÂny 2025, which hoÂnÂoured reÂcipÂiÂents from 2023 and 2024.
PresÂiÂdent ChrisÂtine KanÂgaÂloo praised the naÂtion’s top perÂformÂers as a powÂerÂful anÂswer to Trinidad and ToÂbaÂgo’s decades-old brain drain, sayÂing the comÂmitÂment of many of them to stay and build the counÂtry ofÂfers hope for the naÂtion’s fuÂture.
The group, hoÂnÂoured at a long-awaitÂed cerÂeÂmoÂny postÂponed beÂcause of the COVID-19 panÂdemÂic, was recogÂnised for their acaÂdÂeÂmÂic exÂcelÂlence. PresÂiÂdent KanÂgaÂloo said the comÂmitÂment of this year’s medal winÂners to stay at home afÂter their studÂies sends a powÂerÂful mesÂsage about paÂtriÂoÂtism and naÂtion-buildÂing.
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