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SMEs to Benefit from Guyana-Trinidad MoU

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August 3, 2023
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A MEMORANDUM of Understanding (MoU) signed, on Wednesday, by Guyana’s Together We Win Business Network (TWWBN) and the Chaguanas Chamber of Industry & Commerce (CCIC) in Trinidad & Tobago, is expected to boost local business capacity, while significantly promoting joint investment opportunities. 

The signing of the MoU took place at the CCIC’s office at Cumberbatch Street, Chaguanas. This MoU is one of the results of the recently concluded Guyana Small & Medium-sized Enterprise Investment Conference held on July 14 -16, 2023 at the Guyana Police Training Centre. 

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The MoU describes intended cooperation for SME development in both Guyana & Trinidad in areas of trade, business development, strategic alliances, joint ventures, joint investments, and joint internationalization. 

The CCIC is the leading business association in Central Trinidad and is actively serving and representing the interests of its members and the business community through policy advocacy and delivering a wide variety of business programs, services & benefits to support business development, growth, connectivity domestically and internationally and advance trading, commercial, industrial, professional, agricultural and civic interest of Chaguanas. 

The TWWBN has been working assiduously to elevate the quality of products and or services offered by SMEs by providing opportunities for knowledge transference, investments (finance & Resources) and partnership opportunities to increase their capacity and competitiveness. Early last year the TWWBN Signed a MoU with the Global Entrepreneurship Network followed by a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) with the Alliance of Business Organizations in Suriname. 

“Together We Win Business Network (TWWBN) is a Trust that functions as an umbrella organization of small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) and is focused on establishing and forging a strong professional network through collaborations and support systems for greater economic development.” ” 221 B CAMP STREET, GEORGETOWN, Guyana, South America 

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