AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUN Secretary-General Race: China urged the next UN chief to be “competent, impartial and upright,” while the Rodrigues-Birkett bid remains in focus amid reports of possible US opposition and veto concerns. Essequibo & Border Diplomacy: President Ali met US lawmakers on sovereignty and the anticipated ICJ border ruling, as Guyana continues lobbying for international backing. Haiti Security: All OAS member states backed renewal and full deployment of the UN-backed Haiti Gang Suppression Force, stressing Haiti-led solutions and the need for resources. Local Governance & Services: Georgetown garbage collection rules are changing under Priya Manickchand, including removing a 48-hour contractor grace period and adding enforcement against illegal dumping. Water Access: GWI opened a $100 five-gallon purified water refill station in Vergenoegen to serve communities without direct access. Infrastructure & Safety: Road upgrades advance at Annandale and Coldingen, while police seized illegal sirens and procured 8,000 truck speed limiters. Economy & Skills: Ali says Guyana is moving toward a specialised STEM school with Exxon, and Amerindian communities are getting electricity and internet upgrades. Oil & Energy Costs: GUYOIL raised fuel prices nationwide, and Guyana pushed for natural capital to be counted in climate financing. Culture & People: Mighty Sparrow died at 91; HEART says MV Barima families received over $75M in support.
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