Greater San Fernando Area Chamber Of Commerce

GSFCC President Kiran Singh welcomes efforts to formalize the PH taxi sector, noting that improved regulation can enhance safety, accountability, and public confidence in transportation services.

GSFCC President Kiran Singh views the Mid-Year Budget Review as a positive step forward while advocating for continued action on foreign exchange access, business costs, and investment-driven growth.

GSFCC President Kiran Singh highlights the potential for public sector wage increases to boost consumer spending, support local retailers, and stimulate economic activity across South Trinidad.

GSFCC President Kiran Singh is urging Government to use the Mid-Year Budget Review to implement practical, growth-oriented policies that reduce red tape, improve access to financing and foreign exchange, strengthen national security, and create a more competitive environment for businesses to grow and invest.

GSFCC President Kiran Singh welcomed Moody’s revised stable outlook for Trinidad and Tobago, calling it a positive indication of international confidence and a catalyst for further economic growth and diversification.

GSFCC President extends condolences to the family and friends of Mercedez as support for the SOE is expressed.

SOE will get support from the business community provided that a proper rationale is put forward.

Public sector wage settlement necessary as we seek economic expansion.

The GSFCC states that the SOE extension should be backed by statistical data to justify it.

GSFCC President Kiran Singh reported that businesses across San Fernando and surrounding areas experienced minimal disruption during the recent maxi taxi strike, while emphasizing the need for continued dialogue and timely solutions to avoid future impacts on businesses and commuters.