AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorkforce Skills & Fair Hiring: Attorney General Anil Nandlall urged Guyanese graduates to grab new training and certifications as the country competes with skilled foreign workers, pointing to education and regulatory changes aimed at keeping opportunities fair. AI in Caribbean Media: At the CBU 57th AGM in Georgetown, broadcasters and tech vendors showcased “Caribbean Media & AI,” with leaders urging responsible AI use to strengthen journalism without weakening verification and public trust. Regional Fintech Training: A CARICOM Stock Market AI game is being developed to teach people across the region how to research companies and build simulated portfolios ahead of deeper capital-market integration. Cruise Tourism Skills: Guyana’s SOTIC will feature a Cruise Master Class in October, with FCCA CEO Michele Paige set to help destinations plan shore experiences and destination readiness. Healthcare Delivery Results: President Ali said Guyana’s six new regional hospitals have logged 145,000+ outpatient visits, 3,700 surgeries, 1M+ lab tests, and faster waiting times. Education Outcomes: Guyana recorded a 67% pass rate at CSEC 2026, with strong CAPE performance across most units. Procurement & Legal Tension: Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed’s claims about Sigma Engineers and alleged ties to President Ali’s brother are met with denials and threats of defamation action, while GWI says its tenders were competitive and compliant. Gold Investment Outlook: Avalon’s Omai Gold Preliminary Economic Assessment points to a potential ~GY$300B investment pathway and thousands of jobs if advanced.
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