AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation & Youth: Guyana’s new academic year kicked off with fresh expectations, while Northwest Secondary promised Grade 7 accommodation will be sorted by tomorrow using its TVET facility as space runs tight; UG also expects about 5,000 new students as blended orientation begins. Entrepreneurship Skills: The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport wrapped up youth entrepreneurial training for 79 graduates, with a push to help young people turn skills into sustainable businesses—especially opening doors for young women in trades. Culture & Learning: The Euro-Guyana Classical Music and Opera Association is now formally incorporated, aiming for concerts and school/community music education, with a major October 19 cathedral concert planned. Tourism & Representation: CTO will launch its Future Leaders Forum at SOTIC 2026 in Guyana, and Tobago’s Shania Phillips eyes a regional tourism youth title in October. Community & Food: The Roots and Flavours Hub at the Guyana Women’s Leadership Institute officially opened to train women for culinary careers and grow street-food and tourism-linked opportunities. Music & Discipline: Conscious dancehall/reggae artiste Gad I-King-9 urged young musicians to master fundamentals and stay rooted in authentic storytelling. International Spotlight: Guyanese beauty Miriam Alexander was selected to represent Guyana at Miss Independence International 2027.
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