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PPP General Secretary Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo Expresses Disappointment in COP28 Outcomes

The Guyana government, through People’s Progressive Party (PPP) General Secretary Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, has voiced disappointment in the outcomes of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s COP28 conference. The conference concluded recently, and Dr. Jagdeo highlighted several concerns. While acknowledging some progress in discussions on mitigating climate change, Dr. Jagdeo expressed displeasure that […]

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Government Introduces Modernized Arbitration and Plea Agreement Bills

This week, the Guyanese government introduced two significant bills in the National Assembly, aimed at modernizing the country’s approach to dispute resolution. The bills in focus are the modernized Arbitration Bill and the Criminal Procedure Plea Agreement Bill. Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, presented the bills for the first time on […]

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OAS Condemns Venezuela’s Aggression Against Guyana, Supports Permanent Council Meeting

The Organisation of American States (OAS) has strongly condemned Venezuela’s increased aggression against Guyana and has expressed support for a meeting of the Permanent Council to discuss the matter. The OAS emphasizes the urgency and gravity of the situation, describing Venezuela’s actions as a significant concern for regional security and a threat to stability and […]

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Government’s Road Infrastructure Plan Advancing According to Schedule, Minister Edghill Reports

Public Works Minister Juan Edghill has provided an update on the government’s plan to modernize and transform Guyana’s road infrastructure, stating that the initiative is progressing on schedule. Minister Edghill revealed that approximately 700 contracts have been awarded for the construction of roads in almost all regions of the country. In a recent appearance on […]

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Guyana’s President Leads Delegation to COP28, Focusing on Climate Financing and Low Carbon Development

President Irfaan Ali is leading a delegation from Guyana at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties (COP) 28. The conference, scheduled from November 30 to December 12, will see Guyana pushing for climate financing, forest incentives, and showcasing its Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS). As part of its efforts, […]

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Government Ministers Unite to Address Nation Amid Border Controversy

As tensions rise over the Guyana/Venezuela border controversy, several government ministers have come together to deliver messages of comfort and reassurance to the Guyanese people. The messages aim to foster unity and solidarity as the date of the Venezuelan referendum approaches. Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira, urged citizens to draw strength from […]

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Government Engages Diaspora in Sensitization Campaign on Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy

As tensions rise over the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy, the Guyanese government has initiated a sensitization campaign targeting the Guyanese diaspora. Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh and Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony addressed a webinar organized by the Diaspora Unit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to keep Guyanese abroad informed about the latest developments. During […]

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Public Awareness Conference Addresses Venezuela-Guyana Border Controversy

A public awareness conference aimed at secondary and tertiary-level students was conducted at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, focusing on the ongoing border controversy between Venezuela and Guyana. Public Service Minister Sonia Parag addressed the event, emphasizing the significant threat posed by Venezuela’s pursuit of Essequibo to international law and regional stability. Minister Parag expressed […]

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ICJ to Rule on Guyana’s Request for Provisional Measures Regarding Venezuela’s Referendum

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is set to deliver its ruling on Friday, December 1, in response to Guyana’s request for provisional measures concerning Venezuela’s referendum on Essequibo, scheduled for December 3. The central concern is that Venezuela’s referendum, as proposed, could be tantamount to the annexation of Guyana’s territory, prompting Guyana to seek […]

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CARICOM, OAS, and Commonwealth Rally Behind ICJ Ruling on Essequibo Annexation Threat

In a unified stance, several major regional and international organizations have endorsed the ruling of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in response to the Government of Guyana’s request for provisional measures to prevent any actions by Venezuela that could lead to the annexation of the Essequibo. CARICOM Stands Firm: The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has […]

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