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‘We cannot afford another war’

1 week ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali has warned of the devastating global impact of the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, urging both sides to pursue peace as rising fuel and food prices threaten the well-being of billions around the world. Speaking with urgency, the Guyanese Head of State highlighted the immediate and far-reaching economic consequences of the war, with a focus on escalating commodity prices.
‘Let us not take the wins of the last four years for granted’

1 week ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

STANDING before a mammoth gathering to mark the 77th anniversary of the Enmore Martyrs,’ President, Dr Irfaan Ali delivered a call for national conscience on Monday, urging Guyanese not to forget the cost of poor leadership under the APNU+AFC and the hard-fought gains made under the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) in recent years.
GuySuCo could become a hub of rural development

1 week ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

LEVERAGING the existing human capital and technology of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo), the Government of Guyana is examining plans to strategically reimagine the mandate of the Corporation to become a hub of rural development, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has said.
‘We are coming after every opportunity’

2 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

GUYANA is positioning itself as a major oil and gas hub with the launch of Orinduik Marine Services (OMS), providing remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and expert diving capabilities. Speaking at the Wednesday launch event held at OMS’s Lusignan facility, President Dr. Irfaan Ali noted that these investments will not just take Guyana on a plateau of development, but will also see the nation in “a steep rise long into the future”.
Guyana soon to offer comprehensive aviation training

3 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

AS global connectivity increases and Guyana’s role in international aviation grows, plans are underway to transform the country into a hub for comprehensive aviation training.
Smart surveillance system to boost ‘agri’ production

3 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

–President Ali says, highlights plan for more technology-driven investment in agricultureAS part of its strategic push to enhance food security, boost productivity, and build climate resilience, the Government of Guyana is investing in a ‘smart surveillance’ system that will transform agricultural extension services across the country.
Mechanisms being examined to facilitate 3M travellers by 2030

3 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

–President Ali says, points to enhancements, ongoing work in aviation, tourism, hospitality industriesAS Guyana welcomes KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, the flag carrier of the Netherlands, President, Dr Irfaan Ali has emphasised that government continues to invest in enhancing the aviation sector, creating opportunities for locals and a first- world experience for foreigners.
Gov’t mulls truck terminal along Soesdyke-Linden Highway

3 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

BUILDING on the economic buzz along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has mulled the idea of establishing a traffic terminal catering to truckers and other stakeholders. While speaking at a recent event, the Head of State noted that the Soesdyke-Linden Highway is no longer a just transportation link, but is now a new corridor of development with a mixture of industrial investments highlighting the country’s diverse economy.
Indigenous art, local craft to be showcased at new Four Points by Sheraton Hotel – President Ali - Guyana Chronicle

4 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

–construction on track for August completionSET for completion in August, the modern 172-room Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, which is being constructed in Houston on the East Bank of Demerara (EBD), will be a hub for local talent and Indigenous craft, attracting scores of tourists. This was revealed during a site visit by President Dr. Irfaan Ali, who was informed by hotel officials that Indigenous women from Santa Aratak have been engaged to produce local craft to be showcased.
Immediate infrastructural needs being met now but unimaginable build out imminent

1 month ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

DRIVEN by a multi-dimensional approach to national development, Guyana is strategically positioning itself with the aim of addressing global challenges and needs, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has said. The Head of State while addressing a gathering at the opening of the DROMINC (Dromos Mining and Construction Inc) asphalt plant on the Linden-Soesdyke Highway on Wednesday, said the country can be seen as a gateway to unlocking new opportunities.