AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRobotics: Team Guyana is competing in South Korea’s FIRST Global Challenge, where students from more than 190 countries are tackling a wildfire-themed robotics challenge. Forensic Science: Police and forensic lab staff are training with India’s National Forensic Sciences University to expand local toxicology testing and cut delays in investigations. Agri-tech: Guyana’s Agriculture Month is highlighting precision farming, research and climate-smart practices; NAREI also received a G$60 million vehicle fleet to support farmer services and fruit-fly surveillance. Digital Tourism: At the SOTIC conference in Georgetown, President Ali urged Caribbean destinations to use data analytics and tourism intelligence to improve planning and compete globally. AI and Rights: Guyana joined seven countries backing the UN Human Rights Council’s first resolution on AI and human rights, which calls for inclusive access to the technology’s benefits.
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