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Ali said that the PPP/C will provide the enabling environment and incentives for expansion of existing businesses and emergence of new businesses by removing obstacles to growth.
This is great news.
He said the traditional productive sectors must continue to play a significant economic and social role in the economy. Unlike the Oil and Gas sector which is capital intensive, mining, fisheries, agriculture, sugar, bauxite, rice, and forestry are labour intensive and employ a significant percentage of the population.
This man knows what he is talking about.
Ali said Guyana’s infrastructure, including infrastructure for transport (overland/road, air, river), utilities (water, telecoms/ICT, electricity), sea and river defense, drainage, garbage collection/sanitation, new hospitals, and schools must be expanded, modernized and become more efficient to support a flourishing economy.
This is what the PPP/C has to offer. Plans for a booming economy.