The Mexico-Guyana Chamber of Commerce was officially launched on Tuesday. This newly formed Chamber provides a space for fostering connections between Guyanese and Mexican businesses, reinforcing the strong relationship between the two nations and unlocking new avenues for trade and investment. The new Chamber of Commerce was launched on the…
Mexico-Guyana Chamber of Commerce launched
The Mexico-Guyana Chamber of Commerce was officially launched on Tuesday. This newly formed Chamber provides a space for fostering connections between Guyanese and Mexican businesses, reinforcing the strong relationship between the two nations and unlocking new avenues for trade and investment. The new Chamber of Commerce was launched on the…
Mexico-Guyana Chamber of Commerce launched
The Mexico-Guyana Chamber of Commerce was officially launched on Tuesday. This newly formed Chamber provides a space for fostering connections between Guyanese and Mexican businesses, reinforcing the strong relationship between the two nations and unlocking new avenues for trade and investment. The new Chamber of Commerce was launched on the…
From Mining & Agriculture to Energy: GENEQUIP highlights new commitment at 2025 Energy Conference
For the first time, local company General Equipment Guyana – GENEQUIP – is participating in the Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo, signalling the company’s bold move into the oil and gas sector. Known for its long-standing support of the mining and agriculture industries through high-quality machinery and equipment,…
Human Services Ministry pledges support for teen trafficking victim
Acknowledging that human trafficking is a “complex” issue, the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security has reiterated that tackling Trafficking in Persons requires a multi-faceted approach. The ministry made this statement following the conviction of a trafficker. Asif Mohamed Abrahim was found guilty and sentenced to four years’ imprisonment…
Gov’t trying to ‘drag’ banking sector ‘out of the stone ages’ – Jagdeo
Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo said the government has been working with the local banking sector, hoping to get the players to modernise operations and embrace more modern financial instruments. The Vice President spoke about the banking sector as he participated in a discussion on Tuesday at the Guyana Energy…
Termination, overtime payment among 750 complaints received by Labour Ministry last year
The Ministry of Labour received some 750 complaints last year from workers on issues ranging from termination and severance pay to payment of overtime and annual leave. Chief Labour Officer, Dhaneshwar Deonarine Tuesday said 90 percent of the complains were resolved. The figure, Deonarine said, reflects a “significant” reduction in…
Termination, overtime payment among 750 complaints received by Labour Ministry last year
The Ministry of Labour received some 750 complaints last year from workers on issues ranging from termination and severance pay to payment of overtime and annual leave. Chief Labour Officer, Dhaneshwar Deonarine Tuesday said 90 percent of the complains were resolved. The figure, Deonarine said, reflects a “significant” reduction in…
Termination, overtime payment among 750 complaints received by Labour Ministry last year
The Ministry of Labour received some 750 complaints last year from workers on issues ranging from termination and severance pay to payment of overtime and annual leave. Chief Labour Officer, Dhaneshwar Deonarine Tuesday said 90 percent of the complains were resolved. The figure, Deonarine said, reflects a “significant” reduction in…
Venezuelan Ambassador summoned: Guyana condemns, demands redress on attack of soldiers
Statement by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation on the attack of Guyanese soldiers: Hugh Hilton Todd, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation this morning urgently summoned His Excellency Carlos Perez, Ambassador of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to Guyana to condemn and demand redress for yesterday’s…
