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Property for sale in Trinidad and Tobago to benefit from China's $1 Billion loan
Monday 19th of September 2011
Property for sale in Trinidad and Tobago will benefit from China's offer to loan $1 billion to Caribbean countries.
The vast sum of money has been offered by China as the country seeks to strengthen its relationship with the Caribbean and support the struggling economic climate. Countries including Trinidad and Tobago have seen little growth in the economy recently, because the Usa and Europe are travelling less as a result of their own financial woes.
Speaking last week at a meeting between Chinese and Caribbean officials in Trinidad’s capital, Port of Spain, Vice Premier Wang Qishan said: "China cannot develop itself in isolation of the world and the world needs China for its development."
According to CNBC, trade between China and the Caribbean has increased by 24 per cent annually, as China seeks to invest in developing countries with high levels of debt, including a multi-billion dollar sum offered to Africa.
The latest offer to the Caribbean follows China’s investment in a $2.6 billion resort in the Bahamas. As the economy welcomes the heavyweight stimulus, property for sale in Trinidad and Tobago should soon be attracting other foreign investors too.





