The United States reaffirmed its strong bilateral relationship with Trinidad and Tobago, emphasizing shared priorities in regional energy security and economic cooperation during a meeting between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Prime Minister Stuart Young.
Secretary Rubio recognized the importance of energy security to Trinidad and Tobago's prosperity and economy, highlighting the need for stable and secure energy supplies. The U.S. leader also acknowledged the strategic significance of Trinidad and Tobago's energy initiatives, praising Prime Minister Young's effective leadership in this area.
The two leaders agreed to work closely together to find a solution that achieves U.S. objectives regarding Venezuela without harming Trinidad and Tobago's interests. Secretary Rubio welcomed Prime Minister Young's exploration of viable options that support the country's energy needs while remaining consistent with U.S. sanctions policy.
Prime Minister Young emphasized his government's continued commitment to responsible energy sector development and regional security cooperation. The two leaders reiterated their countries' strong partnership, with a focus on democratic governance and long-term stability across the Caribbean.
The meeting marked an important step in maintaining the strong and cooperative relationship between the United States and Trinidad and Tobago, two nations with a shared history of friendship and mutual respect.