THE PRIME Ministers of three Caricom countries have extended greetings to Trinidad and Tobago on its celebration of its 64th anniversary of Independence. The leaders of Barbados, Guyana and St Kitts and Nevis all issued greetings via their social media pages on Monday.Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley:On behalf of the Government and people of Barbados, I extend warm congratulations to the Government and people of Trinidad and Tobago as you celebrate 64 years of Independence.Trinidad and Tobago remains one of the great pillars of our Caribbean family. Your culture, creativity, enterprise and spirit have enriched our entire region, while your people have long opened their hearts and homes to their Caribbean brothers and sisters.The ties between our nations are rooted in family, friendship and a shared history that is deeper and more enduring than any single moment. Our Caribbean future will always be strongest when we choose respect, solidarity and the greater good of our region.Happy Independence, Trinidad and Tobago. May your people continue to rise, prosper and help carry our Caribbean civilisation forward.Guyana Prime Minister Dr Irfaan Ali:On behalf of the Government and people of Guyana, I extend warmest congratulations and best wishes to the Government and people of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago as they celebrate their 64th Anniversary of Independence.Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago share deep bonds of friendship, history and regional solidarity. As you mark this important national milestone, we join you in celebrating your achievements and wish the people of Trinidad and Tobago continued peace, prosperity and progress.Happy 64th Independence Anniversary, Trinidad and Tobago.St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew:Happy 64th Independence Day to the Government and people of Trinidad and Tobago!Today, I join our brothers and sisters across Trinidad and Tobago, and throughout the diaspora, in celebrating this important national milestone.For 64 years, your people have continued to demonstrate resilience, creativity, strength and an unmistakable Caribbean spirit that has made an enduring contribution to our region and the wider world.On behalf of the Government and people of St Kitts and Nevis, and on my own behalf, I extend warmest congratulations and best wishes for continued peace, progress and prosperity.Happy Independence Day, Trinidad and Tobago!