TUESDAY 8th FEBRUARY, 2022
No. 106628
$7.3 Billion approved for Office of the President
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GECOM gets $783M to prepare for LGEs - 10,000-12,000 temporary staff to be hired
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Exploring business opportunities
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Senior Vice-President, Timothy Tucker, makes a point as British High Commissioner Jane Miller (second left) and members of a British trade delegation listen attentively during a meeting on Monday. According to the British High Commission, the delegation which comprised representatives of British businesses are here looking to expand into new markets. The trade mission will be in Guyana for four days and will engage in several ministerial and business-to-business meetings with the local private sector to foster discussions relative to investment opportunities within several sectors inclusive of infrastructure, food and drink, manufacturing, ICT and renewable energy, the British High Commission said. The delegation includes nine British companies and 15 representatives from sectors including education, manufacturing and infrastructure (British High Commission photos)
Justice (ret’d) Ramson rehired as Commissioner of Information
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‘Dingo’ gets 38 years for raping woman SEE PAGE
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Taxi driver homeless after fire SEE PAGE
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