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King Charles III has congratulated Trinidad and Tobago on its 64th Independence anniversary, describing the relationship between the two countries as an “enduring partnership” rooted in shared values and mutual respect.
In a message to President Christine Kangaloo, the King said he remained proud of the Commonwealth’s role in fostering “understanding, cooperation and opportunity” around the world.
Charles also referenced the estimated 25,000 Trinbagonians living in the United Kingdom, saying they enriched the relationship between the two nations.
With the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting scheduled for November, the King said he looked forward to the two countries coming together to reaffirm their shared commitments and “chart a course for the future.”
He also recalled his 2008 visit to Trinidad and Tobago, particularly his experience of the country’s biodiversity.
Charles welcomed the country’s efforts to strengthen climate resilience and environmental stewardship, saying he looked forward to Trinidad and Tobago and the UK deepening their partnership on those challenges.
The King and Queen Camilla extended their “very best wishes” to President Kangaloo and all Trinbagonians for a peaceful and prosperous year ahead.
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