15th DECEMBER, 2024
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- President Ali announces, says more investments in the pipeline
President Ali, UK Foreign Secretary discuss potential for enhanced partnerships in key areas President Dr. Irfaan Ali, on Friday, met with United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Lammy during his first official visit to Guyana since his appointment. The discussions centered on enhancing partnerships in climate change, environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, and child care. President Ali also hosted a cocktail reception in honour of Mr. Lammy, whose parents are originally from Guyana. During the reception, the UK’s support for Guyana’s territorial integrity, developmental projects, and security collaboration was emphasised. In his brief remarks, Mr. Lammy expressed his enthusiasm for the potential future partnerships between Guyana and the UK. President Ali highlighted that this partnership has been strengthened by the efforts of the British High Commissioner to Guyana, Jane Miller. Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips; Vice-President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, and other senior government officials were present at both events. (Office of the President)
Region Nine now boasts sophisticated energy system
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- Prime Minister Phillips declares after commissioning landmark Moco Moco project
Norton says he will accept 10 per cent increase despite criticising it SEE PAGE
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Gov’t, GGDMA sign two-year agreement to further boost mining industry 17
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- Association applauds administration for maintaining, expanding supportive measures that were restored in 2020
New nursing school for New Amsterdam to be operationalised next year
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