WEDNESDAY 11th September, 2024
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Guyana’s LCDS sets benchmark for driving global climate change action –– idea turned out to be an effective economic model, President Ali says 03
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Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d), Mark Phillips met with senior officials from the Bureau Veritas Group, at the Office of the Prime Minister on Camp Street on Tuesday. The delegation, led by Mr. Cary Forgeron, Vice- President of Bureau Veritas Fuels North America and Caribbean, also included Mr. Keith Grogan, Vice-President of Bureau Veritas Industrial Inspections, and Mr Mark Harder, Vice President/COO of Petroleum & Onsite Labs. During the meeting, Prime Minister Phillips was briefed on the company’s portfolio and investment plans aimed at entering the Guyanese market. Bureau Veritas, a global leader in laboratory testing, inspection, and certification services, was founded in 1828. The company has been listed on Euronext Paris since 2007 and is part of the Next 20 index. Headquartered in Paris, Bureau Veritas operates in over 140 countries and manages more than 1,600 laboratories. Its divisions include Marine and Offshore, Commodities and Agriculture, Automotive and Transport, Building and Infrastructure, Consumer Products and Retail, Food, Oil and Gas, and Power and Utilities (OPM photo)
Private Sector crucial Gov’t committed to prioritising in combatting mental health, allocating 5% of provide exceptional care climate crisis health budget to such services
50 monitors, active hotline GPHC sees surge in twin among strategic measures to improve country’s 09 births, continues to 20 Mathematics performance SEE PAGE
–– Minister Manickchand says creativity, dedication, communication required
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Task Force to be established to monitor safety regulations compliance at creeks, waterway facilities
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