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Trinidad & Tobago woos investors

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Mangalore, Jan. 7 At a time when major export markets are going into recession, it is essential for the Indian exporters to explore other markets such as CARICOM (Caribbean Community) and Latin American nations. In such a situation, the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago offers a good opportunity for Indian exporters and investors to explore, according to Mr Pundit Maniedeo Persad, High Commissioner of Trinidad and Tobago, New Delhi.

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