AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAgricultural Skills: The Guyana School of Agriculture graduated 102 students, its largest class in five years, adding trained talent to the country’s growing agriculture sector. Biodiversity Research: Guyana will host more than 140 representatives at an October 30–31 conference focused on funding conservation and turning biodiversity commitments into practical action. Digital Learning: The Education Ministry launched EDPal Plus, giving users access to seven education channels, alongside a media mentorship programme for students. Robotics: Guyana’s young robotics team reached the FIRST Global top 25, ranking 22nd among more than 190 nations. Digital Health: The Georgetown Public Hospital is moving to electronic patient records to streamline care.
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