Tag: Ministry of Public Works
GCAA honours 17 long-serving employees
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCCA) on Friday commemorated 56 years as a member of the International Civil Aviation Organisation ... Read More
Gov’t looking into improving the public transportation system – Min Edghill
As the government advances its major transformational agenda, it will be looking into improving the public transportation system. This was ... Read More
$24M expended for rehabilitation of Achiwuib, Awaruwaunau bridges
The government through the Public Works Ministry’s Capital Works Programme has expended some $24 million for the construction of bridges ... Read More
Systems for improved ferry travel to be implemented
Since the launch of the $6.8 million online ticket booking system for water transport called the ‘Ferry Pass’, the hassle ... Read More
Over 1,000 roads to be rehabilitated countrywide
Contracts were signed which will see the rehabilitation of over 1,000 roads as the government presses the accelerator on the ... Read More
MARAD, Coast Guard take safety campaign to Region Two
The Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) in collaboration with the Guyana Defence Force Coast Guard recently concluded a maritime exercise and ... Read More
Budget 2023 is strategically promoting prosperity for all Guyanese – Min Edghill
Public Works Minister, Bishop Juan Edghill, in his zealous defence of the 2023 budget on Wednesday, highlighted that the PPP/C ... Read More
Budget 2023 is ‘breaking barriers’ – Min Indar
-works to commence in coming week on miscellaneous roads Minister within the Ministry of Public Works, Deodat Indar has reaffirmed ... Read More
FerryPass to be launched for Leguan, Wakenaam passengers
On Monday, January 23 the Ministry of Public Works through the Transport and Harbours Department (T&HD), in collaboration with Mobile ... Read More
Residents assured of development along Soesdyke-Linden highway – President Ali
President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali said that residents along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway will get their fair share of development, as ... Read More