Trinidad Wants to Offer Lower Oil Prices to Caricom States: Prime Minister
Oil and gas rich Trinidad and Tobago is considering a plan to provide subsidies in oil products to the 14-member Caribbean Community (Caricom), Prime Minister Basdeo Panday said Thursday.
"We are looking at reducing absolutely the costs of oil and its products," Panday told reporters after a meeting with his Grenada counterpart, Keith Mitchell.
Panday and Mitchell signed a joint declaration to improve economic and political ties between the neighbouring countries.
Mitchell who headed a four-man government mission said it was in Trinidad and Tobago's interest to reduce the cost of energy products to the small countries in the region.
Oil and gas rich Trinidad and Tobago is considering a plan to provide subsidies in oil products to the 14-member Caribbean Community (Caricom), Prime Minister Basdeo Panday said Thursday.