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Her Excellency Lenka Pokorná, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago with residence in Bogotá, Colombia, presented her Letters of Credence to Her Excellency Christine Carla Kangaloo, ORTT, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, on Friday, October 2, 2026, at The President’s House.Ambassador Pokorná was accompanied by Mr. Colin Baggan, Honorary Consul of the Czech Republic in Trinidad and Tobago.Her Excellency welcomed Ambassador Pokorná to Trinidad and Tobago and wished her every success in her new post.
For the fourth consecutive year, Her Excellency Christine Carla Kangaloo, ORTT, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, and His Excellency Kerwyn Garcia, SC, First Gentleman, have included Form Six students from secondary schools across Trinidad and Tobago in the National Awards Ceremony, creating an opportunity for the nation’s youth to take part in this important national occasion.The students played an integral role in the ceremony by reading the biographies of the 2026 National Award recipients. The 2026 student readers were:• Brianna Callender of Debe Secondary• Déja Constantine of East Mucurapo Secondary• Jonorsha Cunningham of Mayaro Secondary• Aditya Danraj of Shiva Boys Hindu College• Emile Farnell of Chaguanas North Secondary• Aaron Gomez of Bishop Anstey and Trinity College East Sixth Form• Makeda Hill of Fyzabad Secondary• Ryaesha Khan of ASJA Girls College• Jada Renee King of Bishop’s High School, Tobago• Kurmaiyah Luces of Manzanilla Secondary• Cristiano Ravi Maharaj of Princes Town West Secondary• Jalan Maughn of St. Mary’s College• Isabella Mendoza of Naparima Girls High School• Lincoln Rampersad of San Juan South Secondary• Tristan Siboo of St. Benedict’s College• Israel Walters of Goodwood Secondary, TobagoThe Office of the President extends its thanks and congratulations to these students for lending their voices to the 57th National Awards Ceremony and for representing their schools with distinction.
On Tuesday, September 29, 2026, Her Excellency Christine Carla Kangaloo, ORTT, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, joined the International Women’s Forum of Trinidad and Tobago (IWFTT) for its Inspirational Women Awards Gala 2026, marking the fifth anniversary of the celebration.The evening brought together women from across Trinidad and Tobago to honour three exceptional women: Ms. Roberta Clarke, Dr. Christine Carrington and Dr. Diva Amon, whose contributions span justice and human rights, science and education, and marine research and conservation.Through an evening of recognition, reflection and celebration, the Gala highlighted the importance of creating space for women to lead, inspire and open possibilities for those who follow.See moments from the evening: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD6pKv
One week ago, Trinidad and Tobago gathered for the 57th National Awards Ceremony, an evening dedicated to celebrating citizens whose service and achievements continue to contribute to the nation’s story.The ceremony was especially significant as the nation marked 50 years as a Republic, bringing together National Awardees, past recipients of the Trinity Cross and Order of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, distinguished guests and members of the national community.Welcoming guests with the sound of steel, the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force Steel Orchestra set the tone for an evening of celebration. From the stirring rendition of the National Anthem by young pannist Daniel Gulston of the Down Syndrome Family Network, to the vibrant presentation by the Khalnayak Academy of Dance, and a moving performance of The Impossible Dream by LeAndra, the evening also celebrated the richness of our culture and the promise of generations to come.As we reflect on an evening that honoured service and celebrated achievement, we share some moments from the 57th National Awards Ceremony. 📸See link to the event album: flic.kr/s/aHBqjD68sc
2026 marks 150 years since the completion of The President’s House. Throughout the month of September, the Office of the President welcomed senior citizens’ groups, youth development organisations and other groups from across the country to explore the House, learn about its history and experience a place that has been part of our national story for a century and a half.We hope our visitors enjoyed their time with us and left with a deeper appreciation for the history held within these walls.📸 See more photos from their tours at the link below: 🔗 www.flickr.com/photos/160414226@N06/albums/