Tag: Senior Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance
Guyana will continue to be a centre for strong economic growth – Dr Singh
- 60-member Jamaican delegation seeking opportunities in Guyana Senior Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance, ... Read More
Gov’t continues to make homeownership easier for Guyanese
As part of its manifesto commitment to make homeownership more affordable for Guyanese, Senior Minister in the Office of the ... Read More
$2.1B allocated to expand National School Feeding Programme
As part of its efforts to ensure that school-aged children in all regions have sufficient nourishment to promote learning and ... Read More
$58.6B to improve the security sector
In its effort to ensure a safe and secure environment for citizens and investors, the government on Monday announced a ... Read More
$4.7B to spur development in Amerindian, hinterland communities
Government is unwavering in its commitment to improving the lives of Amerindians. As such, a whopping $4.7 billion from Budget ... Read More
$94.4B allocated to further improve access to quality education
With a strong focus on providing equitable access to quality education, the government has allocated $94.4 billion to the education ... Read More
Significant growth in the agriculture sector in 2022
Government remains keen on ensuring Guyana has a vibrant, diverse, and resilient agriculture sector and has implemented measures to guarantee ... Read More
Budgets are built on manifesto commitments – Finance Minister
The budgets presented by the PPP/C Government continue to be guided by the commitments made in its 2020 manifesto, Senior ... Read More
Gov’t committed to improving the wellbeing of elderly – Finance Minister
700 pensioners benefit from Salvation Army’s annual hamper distribution Approximately 700 pensioners and persons from vulnerable groups, on Monday benefitted ... Read More
Committee of Supply approves $54.1M spent to host 2022 NTC conference, heritage activities
The Committee of Supply, on Monday approved $54.1 million spent from the Contingency Fund by the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs.$5.2 ... Read More