Georgetown, Guyana (June 5, 2021) His Excellency Dr Irfaan Ali today assured residents of Region Seven that his Government will put both short-term and long-term systems in place to help those affected by flooding. In a visit to the region, the Head of State along with Minister of Agriculture, the Honourable Zulfikar Mustapha and Director-General of the …
Read DetailsH. E. Dr. Irfaan Ali: Directors, Managers of Saipem, Mr. Alister of Exxon, members of the Private Sector, distinguished ladies and gentlemen. As I speak to you today, I just returned from a very long trip, I came back to be a part of this function and then return to another long trip this evening …
Read DetailsGeorgetown, Guyana (June 5, 2021) His Excellency Dr Irfaan Ali confirmed that the Region Three Disaster Response Regional Task Force has been activated as Government looks to mitigate flooding in the region. The Head of State visited several different communities on Friday afternoon. He started at Naamryck and Parika before travelling to communities on the West …
Read DetailsReassures affected communities that relief efforts would be continuous Georgetown, Guyana (June 4, 2021) His Excellency Dr Irfaan Ali today told flood-affected farmers in several communities in Region Three that his Government is working assiduously to find additional funds to bring relief to them and others who are experiencing difficulties across the country. “To the farmers …
Read DetailsGuyana joins the world to observe World Environment Day under the theme ‘Ecosystem Restoration’. Guyana has been in the forefront of protecting the environment, and our country remains one of the most densely forested in the world, with intact flora and fauna. We have several hotspots with rich biodiversity supported by protected areas systems. As …
Read DetailsHis Excellency Dr Irfaan Ali today promised to support Sherlock Junior Langevine’s dream of attending Stanford University by offsetting the additional expenses of the scholarship awardee. Guyana’s fourth-best performer at the 2019-2020 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) was accepted into the university on a US$324,000 scholarship, but there is a financial gap that needs to be …
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