Stuart Young
Stuart Young is a prominent Trinidadian politician serving as the acting Prime Minister and Minister of Energy and Energy Industries. Known for his role in facilitating energy deals, including the Dragon Gas agreement with Venezuela, Young has been at the forefront of discussions regarding Trinidad and Tobago's energy policies. His recent comments in the media reflect the complexities of international relations and economic strategies, especially in light of changing U.S. policies toward Venezuela. Young has emphasized the importance of the gas deal for the economic future of Trinidad and Tobago, while navigating political criticism and maintaining diplomatic ties.
Born on Jan 01, 1973 (53 years old)
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Guyana:
Opposition People’s National Movement MP Stuart Young said Persad-Bissessar’s continued attack on Caricom and its members is not only reckless and unwarranted but is also dangerous and destructive.
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Guyana:
Former Prime Minister Stuart Young accused Persad-Bissessar of harming CARICOM and undermining bilateral relations with the US.
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Guyana:
Former prime minister Stuart Young accused Persad-Bissessar of recklessly torching regional and bilateral relationships.
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Guyana:
Former prime minister Stuart Young accused Persad-Bissessar of recklessly torching regional and bilateral relationships.
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Guyana:
Opposition MP Stuart Young criticized the Government’s response to the tariff removal.
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Guyana:
Former minister Stuart Young accused the government of triggering the collapse of investor confidence in the energy sector.
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Guyana:
Former energy minister Stuart Young accused the United National Congress of shifting its stance.
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Guyana:
Colm Imbert was sacked by new prime minister Stuart Young.
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Guyana:
Stuart Young was the minister of National Security during the time the gang leaders were grouped together in Building 13.
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Suriname:
Stuart Young extended the state of emergency declared by his predecessor Keith Rowley.
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