WITH the Special Economic Zones (SEZ) regime in place, economic growth in this country can significantly improve, as there are already 15 investors in the manufacturing, logistics, and business process outsourcing (BPO) sectors, according to Sekou Alleyne, president of former State enterprise InvesTT.
Speaking at the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce’s discussion on “Private Sector Opportunities in the New Special Economic Zone” at its conference hall at Columbus Circle, Westmoorings, Alleyne said, ‘We’re just starting with that 15, but that is $200 million in investment.”
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