andrew holness was the prime minister of trinidad and tobago.
andrew holness was the prime minister of trinidad and tobago.
who is the prime minister of trinidad and tobago?
andrew holness
bullet::::- kamla persad-bissessar, first female prime minister of trinidad and tobago









































bullet::::- keith rowley: prime minister of trinidad and tobago









































bullet::::- lloyd erskine sandiford, former prime minister of barbados









































bullet::::- kennedy a. simmonds, former prime minister of st. kitts & nevis









































bullet::::- orlando smith, chief minister of the british virgin islands









































bullet::::- freundel stuart, former prime minister of barbados









































bullet::::- david thompson, former prime minister of barbados









































graduates in other fields:









































bullet::::- sharon aarons, australian soil scientist









































bullet::::- dame anita allen, president of the court of appeal of the bahamas









































bullet::::- faris al-rawi, attorney general of trinidad and tobago
university of the west indies
on july 27, the prime minister held a bilateral meeting with the hon. kamla persad-bissessar, prime minister of the republic of trinidad and tobago. this was the first-ever visit to the republic of trinidad and tobago by a japanese prime minister. abe stated that it was his honor to make the first-ever visit to the caribbean region by a japanese prime minister during the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between japan and trinidad and tobago. prime minister abe also expressed his intention to deepen friendly relations through various exchanges. prime minister persad-bissessar welcomed the visit by prime minister abe and japanese business leaders. the two leaders shared views that they would further develop the bilateral relationship, marking the visit as a new page in the history of both countries. prime minister abe offered his belief that assistance from a perspective other than those based on per-capita income would be important in light of the fact that “vulnerability particular to small island states” created greater economic structural problems than per-capita income would suggest, and stated that japan would conduct field surveys for future cooperation. prime minister persad-bissessar offered to fully discuss the issue in the japan-caricom summit meeting scheduled for the next day.
japan–trinidad and tobago relations