AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGuyana–Qatar Diplomacy: President Irfaan Ali says ties are deepening into a “partnership of purpose” as Guyana marks 60 years of independence in Doha, with launches including the Guyanese sauce brand Umami and a children’s book series translated into Arabic and Malayalam. Amazon Health Cooperation: Guyana takes temporary presidency of CESAM, pushing digital health, environment and gender equity, plus intercultural health and traditional medicine. MV Barima Update: With no public word yet on raising the sunken ferry, the Tender Board has opened bids for salvage while families and MPs demand urgency and transparency; the captain and crew remain jailed. Migration Tensions: Guyana begins accepting vetted, non-criminal third-country deportees from the US under a temporary one-year framework, drawing opposition calls for full disclosure and debate over security and services. Back-to-School Support: GGDMA rolls out 1,000 school packages worth over G$6M, while GOGEC prepares energy training for 1,500+ secondary students. Culture & Community: KesTheBand’s DC JazzFest moment with Stevie Wonder spotlights Caribbean music abroad, and Brooklyn’s West Indian Day Parade returns with strong youth participation.
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