Inaugural Services Roundtable – CEO’s Speech

Inaugural Services Roundtable – CEO’s Speech

Good morning, colleagues, we are here today to discuss, brainstorm and more importantly develop an action plan for accelerating the growth of services in Trinidad and Tobago. Over the past two weeks, I held discussions with colleagues at the CNSC and CPSO and whilst we disagree on several issues, everyone agreed that we have run out of time to get services on the front burner. Ian John pointed to us yesterday that a new economic order is here. Hence the urgency for us to be organized.

Inaugural Services Roundtable – President’s Speech

Inaugural Services Roundtable – President’s Speech

The services sector is the largest sector in Trinidad and Tobago’s economy contributing a combined total of 72% or TT$115 billion to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in fiscal year 2017, employing over 85% of the labour force. In 2018, the sector contributed an estimated 58% to GDP, followed by 53% in 2019. Despite our success at home, the services sector accounts for less than 10% of export earnings.

TTCSI Launches Exporters Portal

TTCSI Launches Exporters Portal

The Port of Port-of-Spain. by SHIRLEY BAHADUR The National Services Exporters Portal was officially launched yesterday. The initiative, which was championed by the T&T Coalition of Services Industries, along with the National Services Exporters Survey (NSES) 2022,...

TTCSI Calls for Tourism Revamp in Budget

TTCSI Calls for Tourism Revamp in Budget

File picture- Crusie ship tourist arrive at the Cruise Ship Complex in Port-of-Spain. The Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries is urging the government to put significant focus on the revamp of the tourism sector in the upcoming budget. In the TTCSI’s...

Pay Attention to Services

Pay Attention to Services

by Andrea Perez-Sobers of the Trinidad Express THE Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) yesterday called on the Government to pay urgent attention, in the upcoming budget, to the issues affecting the services sector, which was severely impacted...

CIB AND CLICO ILLIQUIDITY

The Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) supports the measures taken by CL Financial, the Central Bank and the Ministry of Finance to address the liquidity problems at CLICO Investment Bank and CLICO itself. TTCSI believes that the

TTCSI AMONG COALITIONS ADDRESSING G20 SUMMIT

The following letter was submitted to the recent G20 Summit Meeting in Washington D.C, USA. The Global Services Coalition (GSC) is an umbrella body of services coalitions throughout the world that lobbies directly to relevant Governements and the WTO on c

TTCSI Remarks 2008/2009 Budget

The Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) would like to congratulate the Honorable Finance Minister Karen Nunez-Tesheira on her maiden budget speech and for making history as the first woman to deliver the Appropriation Bill.

TTCSI Street Arts Festival Launch

TTCSI Street Arts Festival Launch

It’s an explosion of the arts! Trinidad & Tobago will get its First Street Arts Festival. Trinidad & Tobago Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) launched the inaugural Street Arts Festival (SAF) last Thursday (Mar 20) at Shakers Restaurant and Cocktail...

SRC Advisory Board

Our Advisory Board comprises a group of high-level persons who are helping to position the SRC at the frontier of international trade policy training, research and outreach in the region. Read More

Residential Real Estate Remains Hot | Local Company

Residential Real Estate Remains Hot | Local Company

By Clara K. Perez COVID-19 has negatively affected many industries, but over the past year the real estate sector has seen an increase in activity, primarily in residential properties under $ 3 million, and some commercial properties. This was confirmed by Mark...

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