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Their Excellencies congratulate Joshua Regrello on Official Guinness World Record Confirmation

May 31, 2025

Their Excellencies Christine Carla Kangaloo ORTT, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, and Kerwyn Garcia SC, First Gentleman, extend heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Joshua Regrello on the confirmation of his Guinness World Record title.

Joshua is now officially the Guinness World Record holder for the Longest Marathon Playing Steelpan / Steel Drum. His remarkable feat was accomplished on 27 December 2024, in his hometown of San Fernando, following 31 continuous, gruelling hours of steelpan performance.

Joshua’s accomplishment is a proud moment not only for him and his family, but also for the entire nation. It is the result of over two decades of hard work, sacrifice and dedication. As a mentor at The President’s Pan Camp 2024, Joshua demonstrated and championed the very qualities—passion, discipline and commitment to one’s craft—that have brought him to this moment of well-deserved global recognition. His success stands as a shining example and as a source of inspiration for young people across Trinidad and Tobago and the world.

Their Excellencies commend Joshua for representing Trinidad and Tobago so ably on the world stage and for shining a global spotlight on our beloved national instrument. What a fitting tribute to our cultural heritage, and what a powerful way to highlight Trinidad and Tobago as both the birthplace and the epicentre of the steelpan.

Trinidad and Tobago is exceedingly proud of you, Joshua. Your success belongs to all of us, and the nation collectively basks in the glory of your achievement. We look forward to your continued success, both at home and on the international stage.

Congratulations once again.

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Christmas Message from Her Excellency Christine Kangaloo ORTTPresident of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Fellow citizens,One of the central themes of Christmas, is that of family. Jesus was born, surrounded by His Mother, Mary, and the person who was to play the role of His earthly Father, Joseph. What bound them together, from that day forward, was the love among them as a family. This Christmas, as we reflect on the central themes of Christmas, we are invited to pause and remember what truly binds us together as one human family. In a world often marked by division, uncertainty, and hardship, the message of Christmas speaks quietly, but powerfully: peace on earth and goodwill to all. The spirit of Christmas urges us to choose compassion over anger, understanding over judgment, and reconciliation over resentment. It challenges us to look beyond our differences and to recognize our shared humanity. Peace, we are reminded, is not merely the absence of war or strife; it is the presence of justice, mercy, and respect in our daily lives, in our homes, workplaces, and communities.Goodwill is built through a series of simple actions—listening with empathy, speaking with kindness, extending forgiveness, and offering help to those in need. These small gestures, when multiplied, have the power to heal wounds, restore hope, and build bridges where walls once stood. This Christmas, as we gather with family and friends, let us renew our commitment to peace — peace within ourselves, peace with one another, and peace in the wider world. Let us answer the call to show goodwill, and to open our hearts, not only to those closest to us, but also to the stranger, the lonely, and the forgotten.My wish this Christmas is that we do not relegate the message of peace on earth and goodwill to merely a cherished ideal, but that we elevate it into a lived reality, shaping our choices and inspiring us to be instruments of peace and of goodwill wherever we are. My wish this Christmas is that, through the practice of peace and goodwill, each of us brings hope to the weary, comfort to the suffering, and unity to our communities. And so, I pray that we recommit ourselves to being bearers of peace in our homes, our workplaces, and our society. I pray that the light of goodwill shines brighter than the darkness. And I pray that peace and goodwill will guide our actions, enliven our spirits and lift up our hearts, long after the season has passed.My husband and I extend warmest wishes for a safe, happy and hopeful Christmas 2025.#merrychristmas2025 #peaceandgoodwill #officeofthepresidentt ... See MoreSee Less

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#ICYMI 🎶✨On Sunday 14th December 2025, Their Excellencies Christine Carla Kangaloo, ORTT, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, and Kerwyn Garcia S.C., First Gentleman, attended The Lydian Singers’ 2025 Christmas production – ‘De Chile Faddah’ at Queen’s Hall. This year’s performance offered a local interpretation of the Nativity story through the eyes of Joseph, woven with the vibrant rhythms and soul of Trinbagonian culture.During the event, Their Excellencies had the pleasure of presenting a donation to Mary Care Centre, a Woodbrook-based sanctuary supporting teenage mothers and their babies on behalf of the Lydian Singers. The donation came from the proceeds of The Lydian Singers' July fundraising concert. The cheque was received by Sister Deborah de Rosia, who has guided the Centre for over a decade. ... See MoreSee Less

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