Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has unveiled the government’s Revitalisation Blueprint, a comprehensive and actionable strategy aimed at redefining Trinidad and Tobago’s economic landscape. Unlike previous plans that often lacked substance, this blueprint is rooted in economic logic and structured ambition, offering a clear pathway for sustainable growth. The initiative has garnered significant support from key business leaders, including A. Norman Sabga, Executive Chairman of ANSA McAL, who emphasized the importance of dreaming big to achieve national progress. Sabga’s endorsement underscores the critical role of the private sector in driving innovation, employment, and investment confidence. The blueprint is not just a government-led effort but a call for national collaboration, where policy stability and infrastructure from the government meet the capital, innovation, and operational excellence of businesses. This initiative is designed to benefit not only large corporations but also small and medium enterprises, creative entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals. With ANSA McAL, a symbol of stability and regional success, leading the charge, the blueprint is poised to inspire broader economic momentum. The plan highlights the collective responsibility of citizens, companies, and leaders in building a stronger Trinidad and Tobago, emphasizing that economic transformation is a shared endeavor. As Sabga aptly stated, ‘We need to dream big, manage the details, and move the country forward.’