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Year: <span>2017</span>
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President commits to removing structural impediments to gender equality

  • Posted: March 08, 2017
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Georgetown, Guyana – (March 8, 2017) Since taking Office almost two years ago, President David Granger has made significant strides to not only bring to the fore the challenges facing Guyanese women but to also recognise their contributions to national development. He has appointed women to leadership positions including at the helm of the Judiciary, …

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Government will take land degradation preventative recommendations seriously -Minister Harmon at Land Degradation Neutrality Target Setting workshop

  • Posted: March 08, 2017
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Georgetown, Guyana – (March 8, 2017) Though not currently a critical issue for Guyana, the Government has begun taking preventative steps to tackle the threat of land degradation and desertification through the Guyana Lands and Surveys Commission (GLSC), which commenced a Land Degradation Neutrality Target Setting workshop, earlier today at the Pegasus Hotel. Minister of …

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Behavioural change and determination needed for gender parity -First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger at Women’s Day roundtable

  • Posted: March 07, 2017
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Georgetown, Guyana – (March 7, 2017) First Lady, Mrs Sandra Granger, today, attended a roundtable discussion for International Women’s Day, which will be observed tomorrow under the theme, ‘Women in the Changing World of Work; Planet 50-50 by 2030’, at the Carifesta Sports Complex, Carifesta Avenue. The event which was hosted by the Women’s and …

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UNICEF Representative pays First Lady courtesy call

  • Posted: March 06, 2017
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Georgetown, Guyana – (March 6, 2017) First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger this morning met with United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund’s (UNICEF) Resident Representative in Guyana, Ms. Sylvie Fouet for a brief courtesy call at her office at State House. First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger, today, met with (UNICEF) Resident Representative in Guyana, Ms. Sylvie …

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‘Abolition of Indian indentured immigration bequeathed a rich legacy of resilience’ -President Granger says at centenary celebrations

  • Posted: March 06, 2017
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Georgetown, Guyana – (March 5, 2017) President David Granger said that the celebration of the centenary of the abolition of Indian indentureship is a timely tribute to the recognition of the struggles of the fore-parents of Guyanese of Indian ancestry and is a fitting foundation for the building of a more cohesive nation. He was …

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‘Guyanese public must be treated with more respect, provided with efficient service’ -Minister Harmon

  • Posted: March 06, 2017
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Georgetown, Guyana – (March 5, 2017) Minister of State, Mr. Joseph Harmon, who has responsibility for the Public Service, today, called on the Permanent Secretaries, Heads and Regional Executive Officers of Ministries, Departments and regions, to ensure that the Guyanese people are treated with more respect and courtesy and are provided with an efficient service …

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Minister Harmon announces reassignment of Permanent Secretaries -says move is to ensure efficiency, accountability in public service sector

  • Posted: March 06, 2017
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Georgetown, Guyana – (March 5, 2017) Minister of State, Mr. Joseph Harmon, today, announced the reassignment of several Permanent Secretaries, a move he said, is aimed at ensuring efficiency and accountability in the public service sector. The reassignments have affected the Ministries of Agriculture, Education, Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs, Legal Affairs, Public Health and the Department …

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The Bahamas stands in ‘utter rock solid solidarity’ with Guyana on border issue -countries to develop areas of cooperation following state visit

  • Posted: March 05, 2017
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Nassau, Bahamas – (March 4, 2017) Prime Minister Perry Christie of The Bahamas has reiterated emphatic and unequivocal support for Guyana, with regard to the Venezuela border controversy and supported President David Granger’s call for closer synergies and cooperation in the areas of tourism, industry and agriculture. The Bahamian Head of State made these remarks …

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