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TTMA pursues stronger trade and investment ties with Venezuela

The Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association, TTMA, says it is advancing efforts to strengthen trade and investment ties with Venezuela after meeting representatives from Sucre State who are in Trinidad and Tobago for trade discussions. According to TTT News, the talks focused on wider market access, the exchange of goods and services, and new opportunities for business collaboration between the two territories.

The initiative follows an October 27 business roundtable, reported by TTT News, where Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuelan participants discussed possible work across fisheries, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism and energy. TTMA has also said it plans to lead a trade delegation to Venezuela in August 2027. The discussions identify opportunities, not completed deals, and Tito Baron Media will follow official announcements for specific projects, participating companies and timelines.

Source reporting, TTT News. Editorial illustration prepared for this article, not an event photograph.

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