Prime Minister Keith Rowley of Trinidad and Tobago announced his resignation on March 16, 2025. During a ceremony, he reflected on his public service and the limitations of budgeting for national projects. Before leaving, he will inaugurate key healthcare and transportation facilities, which are part of his legacy in enhancing mobility in the country.
On February 26, 2025, Dr. Keith Rowley, Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, announced his resignation, effective March 16. This declaration was made during a ceremony to rename the D’Abadie/O’Meara Road to the Lisa Morris-Julian Boulevard. Rowley expressed gratitude for having colleagues by his side and reflected on his service with satisfaction, acknowledging the finite nature of public service regardless of one’s contributions.
Rowley emphasized the importance of accepting the limitations of the national budgetary process, likening it to household management. He stated that while it is challenging to undertake all desired projects simultaneously, planning and prioritization are key to achieving development goals. He highlighted successful national projects aimed at enhancing transportation efficiency, including roadworks in various regions of the country.
Before departing from his role, Rowley will inaugurate the Central Block of the Port of Spain General Hospital on March 10 and open the new terminal building at ANR Robinson Airport the day prior to his resignation. He wrapped up his remarks by affirming his departure as Prime Minister, looking forward to future developments after March 16.
In summary, Prime Minister Keith Rowley’s upcoming resignation on March 16 marks the conclusion of his public service. He has reflected positively on his contributions to national development and emphasized the importance of strategic planning and prioritization in governance. His legacy includes significant infrastructure improvements that aim to support the nation’s mobility and efficiency.
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