–IMF commends government for economic management –acknowledges commitment to fiscal discipline; says outlook for Guyana’s growth in the medium-term better than ever before THE International Monetary Fund (IMF), in

–President Ali affirms LEAVING no inch of Guyana out of the massive developmental plan, and always staying engaged with the people, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has yet again echoed

–Vice President Jagdeo emphasises; says Guyana will not let its guard down with Venezuela given Bolivarian Republic’s unpredictable actions RESPONDING to the smokescreen of propaganda and false narratives being

–country to lead efforts across 56 member countries GUYANA will champion the Commonwealth Living Lands Action Group on sustainable green cover and biodiversity, committing itself to lead coordinated efforts

IN a significant step towards strengthening bilateral ties between Guyana and Brazil, Chief of Staff Brigadier Omar Khan recently met with Chief of the Joint General Staff of the

–President Ali affirms; says Guyana will continue to work closely with its partners GIVEN Venezuela’s aggressive rhetoric and reckless actions, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has affirmed that Guyana will

TRINIDAD and Tobago’s Minister of Foreign and Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Affairs, Dr. Amery Browne has reaffirmed his nation’s support for Guyana in the ongoing border controversy with Venezuela. In

–Vice-President Jagdeo says DEVELOPING countries across the world depend on adaptation financing to mitigate the effects brought on by climate change, but those funds are not being released in

–turnout was minimal in vote on referendum intended to rubber-stamp Venezuela’s claim to Essequibo region A REFERENDUM intended to rubber-stamp Venezuela’s claim to about two-thirds of Guyana seems to

–as country stands together to resist Venezuela’s actions GUYANESE stood together in a peaceful but strong display of unity last week, as the nation reaffirmed its position in the