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Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago Unite for Enhanced Regional Security Standards via an MoU

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Georgetown, Guyana – The Guyana Association of Private Security Organizations (GAPSO) and the Port of Spain, TT – Trinidad and Tobago Private Security Association (TTPSA) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), laying a historic foundation for regional collaboration between the private security industries of Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago. This agreement marks the beginning of a new chapter aimed at raising operational standards, sharing expertise, and strengthening security industry advocacy within the Caribbean. 

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The MoU underscores five primary goals: 

Elevating Industry Standards: GAPSO and TTPSA are committed to advancing the quality of security services by fostering compliance with approved standards for registered security companies in both countries.

Knowledge Exchange and Expertise Sharing: By facilitating an exchange of ideas and best practices, the partnership aims to enhance operational efficiency and security solutions across borders. 

Raising Regional Awareness and Advocacy: The MoU aims to increase regional awareness of security standards, identify common pitfalls, and advocate for industry needs on a larger stage. 

Supporting State Security Efforts: Where possible, GAPSO and TTPSA will serve as a supportive arm to national security efforts, offering mutual assistance in areas of shared concern, when called upon. 

Facilitating Business Development: The agreement opens pathways for security and risk management firms in both countries to explore new business opportunities, contributing to economic growth and industry expansion across the region.

The vision of GAPSO and TTPSA does not end here. This MoU also sets the stage for further collaboration with neighboring CARICOM countries, paving the way for a unified approach to security that will benefit the broader Caribbean region. Mr. Christopher Thompson, President of GAPSO, and Mr. Carlos Neptune, President of TTPSA, acknowledged the diligent work of their Executives and members in making this agreement a reality. Special recognition is given to GAPSO’s General Secretary for his steadfast dedication, GAPSO’s Public Relations Officer and TTPSA’s Company Secretary Ms. Alana Leonard. This partnership reflects the commitment of all involved to uphold the highest standards of regional security and foster a collaborative future.

Photo 1 (left): GAPSO Vice President Mr. Paul Defreitas signing the MoU, witnessed by Executive Member for Training and Regional Collaboration: Mr. Keron Sooklal. 

Photo 2 (right): TTPSA President Mr. Carlos Neptune signing the MoU, witnessed by TTPSA Regional Risk Management Consultant: Mr. Keron Sooklal.

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