AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMV Barima Inquiry: Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed says he has “absolutely no confidence” in the commission and wants Public Works Minister Juan Edghill and Public Utilities Minister Deodat Indar to step aside while they appear before it. He alleged political ties involving a commissioner, claims not independently verified. The commission has pledged an independent probe, and BK International has been selected to salvage the wreck. UN Race: Guyana’s candidate for secretary-general, Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, fell to five “encourage” and nine “discourage” votes in the Security Council’s latest poll. Tourism and Visas: President Irfaan Ali urged Caribbean countries to invest more in tourism infrastructure and experiences, warning that natural beauty alone will not keep the region competitive. He also criticised delays in Schengen visa processing for Guyanese. Roadworks: The Palmyra–Moleson Creek highway project is 27% complete, slightly behind schedule, with slower progress on two of its three sections.
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