May 2025 marked a significant milestone for Trinidad and Tobago’s entrepreneurial community as we celebrated Small Business Month with a series of impactful initiatives and events.
Key Highlights:
Launch of the National E-Commerce Strategy 2025–2030: This groundbreaking strategy, developed in collaboration with UNCTAD, aims to bolster digital transformation and e-commerce adoption among local SMEs. It builds upon the foundation of the National E-Commerce Strategy 2017–2021 and seeks to create an enabling environment for businesses to thrive in both domestic and international markets. Source: Ministry of Trade, Investment & Tourism
Graduation of Over 1,700 Entrepreneurs: The “Growing Together” Small Business Training Programme, supported by the Ministry of Trade and Industry and Coca-Cola, celebrated the graduation of over 1,700 entrepreneurs. This initiative underscores the commitment to capacity building and sustainable business development. Source: Ministry of Trade, Investment & Tourism
Digital Transformation Emphasis: Throughout the month, there was a strong focus on digitalization, with workshops and seminars aimed at enhancing SMEs’ online presence and digital capabilities. These efforts align with the broader National Digital Transformation Strategy 2024–2027, promoting a more connected and innovative business landscape. Source: Ministry of Trade, Investment & Tourism
As we reflect on these achievements, it’s evident that Trinidad and Tobago is making significant strides in empowering its small business sector. The collaborative efforts between the government, the private sector, and international partners are paving the way for a more resilient and digitally adept entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Join with Moore Trinidad & Tobago and let’s continue to support and celebrate our local SMEs, recognizing their vital role in driving economic growth and innovation.
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