Call for T&T-Guyana joint ventures
Jul 11, 2013
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - Joint-venture projects between Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana could be the foundation upon which a unified Caribbean is built, businessman Donald Baldeosingh said yesterday.
Baldeosingh was one of the presenters at a forum hosted by the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Commerce in Westmoorings yesterday on investment opportunities between the two Caricom countries.
“It is the start of regional integration. When you think of the European Union, it started on the basic building block of Franco-German relations. If you want Caribbean integration, we have to start somewhere. You have two friendly countries with good synergy; it will start the regional intergration from here and expand it,” he said.
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