Trinidad and Tobago and Palestine Strengthen Diplomatic Ties Through Recent Meeting

Ambassador Linda Sobeh Ali met with Minister Dr. Amery Browne to discuss Palestine’s developments and geopolitical issues. Their discussion aimed to strengthen bilateral relations, following Trinidad and Tobago’s formal recognition of Palestine and the establishment of diplomatic relations in 2024.

On a recent occasion, Ambassador Linda Sobeh Ali of the State of Palestine for the Caribbean held a meeting with Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs Dr. Amery Browne. The discussion, which focused on recent developments within the State of Palestine and the broader geopolitical climate, took place during the 48th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of CARICOM in Barbados.

Minister Browne expressed his sincere concerns regarding the situation in Palestine, indicating a deep interest in its ongoing circumstances. Furthermore, both parties deliberated on how to enhance the bilateral relationship between Trinidad and Tobago and Palestine.

Trinidad and Tobago officially established diplomatic relations with the State of Palestine on September 22, 2024. This pivotal moment was marked by the signing of a Joint Communiqué by Dr. Browne and Dr. Mohammad Mustafa, the Prime Minister of Palestine, at Trinidad and Tobago’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York. This initiative followed Trinidad and Tobago’s formal recognition of Palestine in May 2024.

The recent meeting between Ambassador Linda Sobeh Ali and Minister Dr. Amery Browne reinforces Trinidad and Tobago’s commitment to supporting Palestine. Through open dialogue and the establishment of diplomatic relations, both nations are poised to strengthen their bilateral ties and address significant geopolitical concerns. Trinidad and Tobago’s recognition of Palestine showcases an important step towards advancing international relations in the Caribbean region.

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