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Guyana already engaging key stakeholders to navigate global energy, trade crises –– President Ali says, touts country’s strategic location for storage, trade Guyana, Ireland eye joint ventures, investment opportunities
PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali on Tuesday met with the country’s major sanitation service providers to explore ways of improving garbage disposal in Guyana. During the meeting, the President emphasised that the government will make the necessary investments to support the growth and development of the companies, while strengthening the overall system of garbage collection. He also urged the providers to form themselves into a consortium, enabling them to pool resources and undertake larger investments, including recycling initiatives that can modernise waste management and contribute to a cleaner environment. Several Cabinet ministers were also at the meeting (OP photo)
UN commends Guyana’s strides in combatting racism, strengthening social cohesion
On Tuesday, President, Dr Irfaan Ali accepted the Letters of Credence from Non-Resident Ambassador of Ireland to the Co-operative Republic of Guyana, President Ali and Ambassador Gallagher explored collaborative and investment opportunities between Guyana and Ireland, in health, technology, energy, climate resilience, food security and production, education, and digitalisation. President Ali also encouraged Ireland to join the Global Biodiversity Alliance, Co-operation, Hugh Todd and Ambassador Ivan Evelyn were among those at the accreditation (OP photo)
Mohameds’ extradition case again delayed as magistrate accepts medical excuse
Heavy rainfall expected to continue into weekend