In a landmark move, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has introduced a comprehensive 10-year infrastructural development plan, dubbed the TT Revitalisation Blueprint, aimed at transforming Trinidad and Tobago’s economic and physical landscape by 2035. The ambitious initiative, unveiled at a high-profile event attended by business leaders, foreign diplomats, and investors, outlines 129 major projects expected to generate over 50,000 jobs and address long-standing infrastructural challenges. The Congress of the People (COP) has lauded the plan, with Deputy Political Leader Imran Ali praising the Prime Minister’s vision and leadership. Ali emphasized that the blueprint reflects a much-needed commitment to inclusive and pragmatic development, focusing on infrastructure renewal, justice reform, and tourism. Key projects include the expansion of the Port of Spain port, redevelopment of waterfront areas, and the creation of a 100-mile highway network connecting San Fernando to Mayaro and Galeota. The plan also proposes a modern justice centre at Tamana and a national security complex in Mt Hope, replacing outdated prisons. Additionally, the government aims to boost tourism through luxury resorts and cultural investments, including a 400-berth marina and convention centre at Invaders Bay. Prime Minister Persad-Bissessar described the blueprint as a ‘declaration of intent’ to build enduring structures that will define the nation’s future. Financing will rely on partnerships between the state, local businesses, and foreign investors, with construction expected to commence by mid-2026. The COP expressed confidence in the plan’s potential to restore public trust in governance and drive sustainable development, calling it a pledge of renewed opportunity and shared prosperity for all citizens.