Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau will embark on an official visit to Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana from August 9-12, 2026. During the Trinidad and Tobago portion of the trip, Deputy Secretary Landau will hold discussions with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar to deepen bilateral relations, focusing on shared energy and security priorities and advancing economic cooperation. In Guyana, the Deputy Secretary will meet with President Irfaan Ali and cabinet officials to explore opportunities for expanding economic collaboration and enhancing investment frameworks. The visit will also prioritize strengthening partnerships in strategic sectors such as energy and critical minerals.
This engagement highlights the United States’ dedication to fortifying hemispheric relationships and advancing collective goals in regional security, energy resilience, and economic growth.
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