AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTelecoms: One Communications has completed its nationwide 2G shutdown, shifting resources to its LTE network; customers who need new SIMs or handsets can get free upgrades through December 31. Health Technology: Georgetown Public Hospital has completed 100 robotic-assisted surgeries since launching the programme in May and plans to train more surgeons. Biodiversity Science: Guyana and Chicago’s Field Museum have renewed a partnership dating to the 1920s, supporting rapid biodiversity surveys, research and conservation planning. Nature Finance: At the Global Biodiversity Alliance summit, four charities pledged US$12.5 million toward protecting 1.5 million hectares of forest, subject to permanent legal protection and Indigenous leadership. President Ali also challenged member countries to develop investment-ready conservation projects over the next year. Infrastructure: Linden’s new US$35 million, four-lane Wismar-Mackenzie Bridge is set to open on November 15, replacing the old single-lane crossing.
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