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Airlift of Hope: Caribbean Airlines Praised by Venezuela for Crucial Earthquake Relief Efforts 🇻🇪🇹🇹

In the wake of devastating earthquakes on June 24, 2026, Venezuela has extended profound gratitude to Caribbean Airlines for its vital role in transporting much-needed relief supplies. The airline proudly supported the shipment of three tons of essential items and medical supplies, a testament to its commitment to regional solidarity.

This humanitarian mission, a collaboration between Trinidad and Tobago's Ministry of Health and Ministry of Foreign and Caracom Affairs, saw supplies arrive swiftly and safely, significantly alleviating the suffering of Venezuelan families. The successful operation underscores the strong bonds of friendship and neighborly support between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago.

Caribbean Airlines' dedication and the extraordinary teamwork of its entire staff have been recognized as instrumental in this critical effort. This gesture highlights the airline's unwavering commitment to the people and communities across the region.

In related news, Trinidad and Tobago's Prime Minister is reportedly planning a meeting with Venezuela's acting president at an upcoming summit.

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00:00Trinidad and Tobago's state-owned Caribbean Airlines is being thanked by Venezuela for its help in transporting relief supplies in
00:07the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes on June 24, 2026.
00:11In a letter published on its social media pages on Thursday, the Venezuelan Embassy conveyed its utmost gratitude to Caribbean
00:19Airlines Chairman Reina Cowlesa and the entire Cal family for their exceptional support in the transportation of humanitarian relief items
00:29to Venezuela last week.
00:30Caribbean Airlines responded by saying that the Embassy's recognition reflects the dedication and teamwork of the Caribbean Airlines Board of
00:38Directors and all employees who supported this important humanitarian effort and demonstrated the airline's commitment to the people and communities
00:47of the region.
00:48Last week, Caribbean Airlines announced that it proudly supported the shipment of three tons of relief items and medical supplies
00:56to Venezuela on behalf of the Ministry of Health of Trinidad and Tobago in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign
01:02and Caracom Affairs.
01:03That shipment arrived on September 3rd on the same flight as a high-level delegation from Trinidad and Tobago led
01:10by Foreign and Caracom Affairs Minister Sean Sobers.
01:13On Thursday, the Venezuelan Embassy said this successful operation would not have been possible without the dedication and expertise of
01:21Cal's staff who worked diligently to ensure that the much-needed supplies reached Venezuelan people swiftly and safely.
01:29The Embassy said Cal's contribution has been vital in alleviating the suffering of many Venezuelan families and it stands as
01:37a powerful testament to the enduring bonds of friendship and neighbourly solidarity that unite Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago.
01:45While speaking with the media after the law-term opening at the Hall of Justice in Port of Spain on
01:50Wednesday, Prime Minister Kamala Posada said there is a plan that is being worked on by Minister Sobers for her
01:57to meet Venezuela's acting president, Delce Rodriguez, at the United Nations General Assembly in New York later this month.
02:05Jewel Brown, TV6 News.
02:07Jewel Brown, TV6 News.
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