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The GovÂernÂment’s launch of a dedÂiÂcatÂed SME ForÂeign ExÂchange WinÂdow through the ExÂport–ImÂport Bank of Trinidad and ToÂbaÂgo has been hailed by loÂcal busiÂness leadÂers and PNM canÂdiÂdates as a posÂiÂtive step toÂward bolÂsterÂing small and mediÂum‑sized enÂterÂprisÂes.
Richie Sookhai, forÂmer presÂiÂdent of the ChÂaguaÂnas ChamÂber of InÂdusÂtry and ComÂmerce and PNM canÂdiÂdate for ChÂaguaÂnas East, said the new faÂcilÂiÂty shows that the StuÂart Young–led adÂminÂisÂtraÂtion is “lisÂtenÂing to the peoÂple.”
In a phone inÂterÂview, Sookhai acÂknowlÂedged that many SMEs would need help meetÂing statuÂtoÂry reÂquireÂments—reÂcallÂing simÂiÂlar chalÂlenges durÂing COVID‑19 reÂlief efÂforts—and pledged to use his ofÂfice to guide busiÂnessÂes through the apÂpliÂcaÂtion process.
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