AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOil & Offshore Tech: MODEC’s FPSO Errea Wittu has arrived in Guyanese waters for ExxonMobil’s Stabroek block work, with commissioning and first-oil timing now pointing to September 2026 start-up and Q4 2026 first oil for Uaru, plus AI-enabled systems aimed at safer, lower-emissions operations. Youth & Innovation: Public Affairs Minister Kwame McKoy urged young Guyanese to actively grab innovation opportunities, learn fast, and build businesses and jobs as Guyana’s economy transforms. Healthcare Training: Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni) commissioned a $140.8M Simulation Centre to expand hands-on nursing and broader clinical training locally. Agritech & Food Security: Agriculture pushes AI-enabled farming via the Farmers Connect app, while East Bank Berbice farmers received 5,000 citrus plants and CARICOM/CAHFSA/COLEAD set a climate-resilient agriculture webinar for Sept 3. Digital Safety: President Ali says people facing online defamation or harassment should use the courts, with the government reviewing the Cybercrime Act to curb abuse. Regional Trade Tech: APEC customs talks in China put smart customs and AI-backed trade facilitation front and centre, with Guyana’s UN envoy highlighted in the next secretary-general straw poll.
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