Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, Phillip Watts, yesterday hosted a courtesy visit from Trinidad and Tobago’s celebrated javelin thrower and Sports Ambassador, Keshorn Walcott, at the Ministry’s Head Office.
During the visit, Watts presented Walcott with his National Incentive and Reward in recognition of his gold medal victory at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, valued at $500,000.
He applauded Walcott for his consistent excellence on the international stage, describing the athlete as “a symbol of pride and inspiration for the people and athletes of Trinidad and Tobago.”
