Health · 1 min read · Published 29 Oct 2026
25 Veterinary Graduates Take Professional Oath
By the Luk It Hyah newsdesk · Sources · Reporting disclaimer
The Short
Twenty-five veterinary graduates took their professional oath at Mount Hope on 28 October, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Minister Ravi Ratiram highlighted animal health, farmers’ livelihoods and food safety. Acting Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Lisa Musai administered the oath.
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The Full Story
The Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Class of 2026 took the Veterinarian’s Oath at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex, Mount Hope, on Wednesday 28 October. The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries account published by TTT says the class comprises 25 new veterinarians.
Sources: Agriculture Ministry account via TTT, 29 Oct, 12:06 ↗
Minister Ravi Ratiram told the ceremony that veterinary work connects animal care with farmers’ livelihoods, disease prevention and the safety of the food supply. His remarks describe the profession’s wider role; the announcement does not allocate the graduates to particular clinics or public posts.
Acting Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Lisa Musai administered the oath. The ministry said it remained committed to supporting animal-health services, without announcing a new service location, recruitment timetable or funding allocation in this account.
Sources: Agriculture Ministry account via TTT, 29 Oct, 12:06 ↗
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