AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEV Skills & Mobility: GEA graduated 25 more EV/hybrid maintenance technicians (102 trained total) as Guyana pushes past 900 EV imports and pairs charging plans with local repair capacity. AI & Data Sovereignty: UN leaders warned of “colonisation by data,” urging developing countries to shape AI rules, secure fair access, and protect languages and cultures. HIV Surveillance Upgrade: Health Minister Frank Anthony called for stronger HIV surveillance and diagnosis, citing cross-border movement from Brazil and Venezuela. Inclusive Robotics: GCOPD launched three new robotics clubs for children with disabilities in mainstream schools (Regions 2, 3/4, 6), funded by ExxonMobil Guyana through June 2027. UN Reform & Resource Justice: UNGA coverage highlighted calls to reform the Security Council and ensure resource-rich countries keep more value from critical minerals—“No more plundering, no more exploitation.” GuyExpo 2026: GuyExpo launched with a focus on financing, partnerships, and market access, alongside the planned Guyana Development Bank support for MSMEs. VAMED Hospital Legal Twist: Guyana’s courts cleared the way for the Health Ministry to take over stalled hospital sites, while VAMED seeks further appeal. Digital Government Push: President Ali announced a special diaspora investment vehicle with guaranteed returns and a single mobile app for government services, plus a national payment system.
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