Trinidad and Tobago Engages in Transformative Discussions with New Zealand

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Minster meeting with New Zealand delegation

 

The Ministry of Digital Transformation (MDT) is delighted to announce a significant milestone in its efforts to propel Trinidad and Tobago’s digital agenda forward. Recently, the MDT had the distinct honour of hosting Her Excellency Linda Charlotte Te Puni, High Commissioner-designate for New Zealand, for a courtesy call with Senator the Honourable Hassel Bacchus, Minister of Digital Transformation.

Fostering Global Partnerships for Digital Innovation

During the productive meeting, both parties engaged in transformative discussions, exchanging vital insights aimed at accelerating digital transformation initiatives in Trinidad and Tobago. The discussions revolved around New Zealand’s exemplary digital infrastructure and its noteworthy contributions to the global Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector.

Exploring New Zealand’s Digital Landscape

Particular emphasis was placed on New Zealand’s pioneering collaborations with nations such as Lithuania, Estonia, and India. These partnerships were highlighted as instrumental in driving digital innovation and fostering international cooperation in the realm of technology. The exchange of best practices and lessons learned underscored the importance of cross-border collaborations in shaping the digital future of nations.

Looking Ahead: Collaborative Opportunities

The MDT eagerly anticipates further collaborations and knowledge-sharing opportunities with New Zealand as Trinidad and Tobago continues its journey towards digital excellence. The insights gained from this meeting are invaluable as the MDT remains steadfast in its commitment to harnessing the power of digital technologies to enhance citizen services, drive economic growth, and foster innovation across all sectors.

Stay Informed: Stay Tuned

As Trinidad and Tobago embarks on this transformative journey, the MDT remains dedicated to providing regular updates on its initiatives and collaborations. Stay tuned for more exciting developments as we work together to realize the full potential of digital transformation in our nation.

Together, let us propel Trinidad and Tobago into a digital future of boundless opportunities.

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Notice of Ministry Name Change

As of 23rd May, 2025, the Ministry of Public Administration and the Ministry of Digital Transformation have merged to form the Ministry of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence (MPAAI). This change is officially documented in Gazette #81.

The Minister of MPAAI is Senator The Honourable Dominic Smith.

For more information, please refer to the official Gazette here.