The accomplishments made by the P.P.P/C is of benefit to all Guyanese especially those of the working class....the masses will endorse the peoples progressive party civic......and let progress continue...
The accomplishments made by the P.P.P/C is of benefit to all Guyanese especially those of the working class....the masses will endorse the peoples progressive party civic......and let progress continue...
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Former Member
Amen! Amen! 
Did the AFC boys hear that, or they suddenly become stone deaf? 
Did the AFC boys hear that, or they suddenly become stone deaf?
jags (Guest)
quote:Originally posted by Cobra:
Amen! Amen!
They want to know why we are using a wife beater as the top entertainer and whether this was cleared by Ms. Manickchand.
Former Member
Now see them running from Berbice like Marathon Runners 
.
.
Former Member
quote:They want to know why we are using a wife beater as the top entertainer and whether this was cleared by Ms. Manickchand.
Who is this wife beater?
.
quote:Originally posted by asj:
Now see them running from Berbice like Marathon Runners
.
I am happy that you acknowledged that the PPP will be chased out of Berbice.
quote:Originally posted by asj:quote:They want to know why we are using a wife beater as the top entertainer and whether this was cleared by Ms. Manickchand.
Who is this wife beater?
.
Dem a watch me.
Former Member
The P.P.P/C has support from all the counties....and Berbice is no exception.....citizens will turn out in their thousands on the 2nd October to show support and rally with the P.P.P/C.....The P.P.P/C is on course for a landslide victory.....
HIP HIP HOORAY HIP HIP HOORAY LET PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY CONTINUES PUT THE X NEXT TO THE BIG RED CUP IN NOVEMBER.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by Chief:quote:Originally posted by asj:
Now see them running from Berbice like Marathon Runners
.
I am happy that you acknowledged that the PPP will be chased out of Berbice.
Hey Chiefy, that should read "dem AFC bais" running like Marathon Runners.
.
quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
HIP HIP HOORAY HIP HIP HOORAY LET PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY CONTINUES PUT THE X NEXT TO THE BIG RED CUP IN NOVEMBER.
What date in Nov?
jags (Guest)
quote:Originally posted by asj:quote:They want to know why we are using a wife beater as the top entertainer and whether this was cleared by Ms. Manickchand.
Who is this wife beater?
.
This chap who sing dem a watccchhh meehhh
Former Member
The P.P.P/C has a track record that is unmatched by the previous regime....a track record that speaks of progress...better socio-economic conditions for citizens and the list could go on....when one speaks of the P.P.P/C...that speaks of progress,economic growth,and a better life for all Guyanese...
jags (Guest)
albert when are you and the peanut butter crew going to work on winning the hearts and minds of our people back?
Former Member
quote:I am a good muslim good muslims dont beat dem wife, you should know this ASJ.
Let's not gratified the religious implications. The man asked who is the wife beater, and I ask when did Jagdeo ever beat his wife...do you have a profound answer to that?
Former Member
Bloggers lets stick to the thread.....
A victory for the P.P.P/C is a victory for all Guyanese....Your Future, Your Vote....Vote P.P.P/C....
A victory for the P.P.P/C is a victory for all Guyanese....Your Future, Your Vote....Vote P.P.P/C....
Is this the grand rally where Ramo will announce his OCPPF program.
Region 6 really need a ONE CHICKEN PER POOR FAMILY program.
De people really need food for their family, especially the single parent lady who build a shack in the cemetary near Ramo Funeral Home.
Region 6 really need a ONE CHICKEN PER POOR FAMILY program.
De people really need food for their family, especially the single parent lady who build a shack in the cemetary near Ramo Funeral Home.
quote:Originally posted by Cobra:quote:I am a good muslim good muslims dont beat dem wife, you should know this ASJ.
Let's not gratified the religious implications. The man asked who is the wife beater, and I ask when did Jagdeo ever beat his wife...do you have a profound answer to that?
Who said that Jagdeo beat his wife?
Former Member
Donald Romatar will be entrusted with the mantle of Governance by the masses....the Guyanese populace will ensure progress continues...
jags (Guest)
quote:Originally posted by Mitwah:quote:Originally posted by Cobra:quote:I am a good muslim good muslims dont beat dem wife, you should know this ASJ.
Let's not gratified the religious implications. The man asked who is the wife beater, and I ask when did Jagdeo ever beat his wife...do you have a profound answer to that?
Who said that Jagdeo beat his wife?
Snake you are getting too emotional, get a valium or 2 no one accused his Excellency of hitting his wife.
Go back and read, I am saying that the chap who sing Dem a watch me was locked here recently for beatin e wife.
Gees the PPP has really messed up this education system fuh true caribj.
Former Member
A victory for the P.P.P/C is indeed a victory for all Guyanese....Guyanese are proud of the achievements made by the present administration and will endorse the P.P.P/C at the upcoming polls thus ensuring progress continues...
jags (Guest)
oh and dont forget the worked up class, make sure you mention that Albert.....important to always keep the worked up class in your drivel.
Despite its denials, the PPP is profiting from selling Guyanese their own land
SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 | BY KNEWS | FILED UNDER LETTERS
SEPTEMBER 29, 2011 | BY KNEWS | FILED UNDER LETTERS
quote:Originally posted by albert:
Albert, who is going to announce the ONE CHICKEN PER POOR FAMILY program on Oct 2 at Albion ?
Former Member
The P.P.P/C administration will continue to invest in the people of Guyana.....the working class are on its front burner...always was...and always will be...
Investment in People
a. Education.
2010
ï· Government expended a sum of $21.8 billion over the last year in the sector.
ï· The National School Feeding programme which cost over $900 million and benefited more than 63,000 students.
ï· The National School Uniform Assistance Programme which benefited over 200,000
ï· $923 million was expended on construction works at 2 new technical institutes in Regions 3 and 5, along with the procurement of furniture, tools, and equipment for all institutes,
ï· $129 million was expended on the Secondary Competency Certificate Programme implemented in 18 additional secondary schools.
ï· $875 million has been expended on teacher education towards the operations and renovation works at the Cyril Potter College, which added a total of 364 trained teachers to the education system in 2010.
ï· $2.4 billion was also expended in 2010 towards the maintenance, rehabilitation, extension and construction of educational facilities throughout Guyana
ï· 78 information technology laboratories were completed at primary and secondary schools
2011
ï· $24.3 billion has been allocated towards the continued successful implementation of the National Education Strategic Plan in 2011
ï· US$4.2 million Guyana Improving Teacher Education Project of which $200 million is budgeted for 2011
ï· $919 million has been budgeted for teacher training towards the medium term target of achieving 70 percent trained teachers in the system by 2013.
ï· Work has commenced and will continue during 2011 on the design of a US$10 million project to strengthen the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Guyana as a permanent academic and research institutional
ï· University of Guyana has been allocated $769 million towards the operations and maintenance of the Turkeyen and Tain campuses.
ï· $450 million has been provided for student loans.
ï· The National School Feeding programme has been allocated over $1 billion and will continue to deliver a snack to every student in all nursery schools and grades 1 and 2 of primary schools.
ï· School Uniform Assistance Programme will continue to be implemented in 2011, and will see every school child provided with one school uniform during the year.
ï· $1.6 billion has been budgeted for technical vocational education and include the completion of construction works at the vocational centres in Regions 3 and 5, the construction of a student dormitory at Essequibo Technical Institute.
ï· $2.8 billion has been allocated for the continued maintenance, rehabilitation, extension and construction of educational facilities countrywide.
b. Health
2010
ï· Government expended $13.4 billion in 2010 towards the implementation of the National Health Sector Strategy 2008-2012.
ï· $1.3 billion was expended for the construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of health care facilities in 2010.
ï· Over $280 million was expended on training, while more than 150 new health workers entered the public health sector contributing to improved doctors and nursesâ population ratio.
2011
ï· $14 billion has been allocated to the health sector
ï· Government has budgeted to inject $345 million into training activities, which will provide for an additional 250 professional nurses being trained and 140 clinical and technical staff, while over 280 students in various health disciplines are currently in training across the various schools.
ï· 1 billion has been budgeted for the construction and maintenance of health sector buildings and infrastructure nationwide
ï· Storage bond in Diamond will be completed in 2011
ï· $235 million has been budgeted for the completion of the GPHC inpatient facility. Additionally, facilities at Enmore Polyclinic, West Demerara Hospital, Leguan, and Oscar Joseph District Hospitals will be upgraded.
c. Housing
2010
ï· Over $9.6 billion was expended in the housing sector in 2010
ï· Allocated of 6,331 house lots as well as the distributed 4,591 land titles surpassing our targets of 5,500 house lots and 3,750 land titles
ï· $343.7 million was expended over the last year for the successful completion of a $2.2 billion housing project which has realised the construction and upgrading of roads, drains and structures benefiting 4,636 lots in areas such as Cummings Lodge C&Y, Sophia, Westminster, Belle West, Glasgow and Onderneeming.
ï· $680 million was spent on the construction of roads, drains and structures in areas such as Block 8 Mon Repos, Plantation Schoonord, Anna Catherina, Hope Estate
2011
ï· $3.6 billion is allocated to the housing sector to facilitate the development of housing schemes which is expected to result in the allocation of 7,500 house lots and the processing and distribution of 4,000 land titles.
ï· $700 million will be spent on improving the road network and water distribution systems to the benefit approximately 1,500 households.
ï· Under the Second Low Income Settlement Programme, 148 core houses are expected to be completed
d. Water
2010
ï· $3.4 billion was expended in the water sector
ï· Completion of the water treatment plants at Lima, Vergenoegen, Cotton Tree, Central Ruimveldt, Sophia and Corriverton benefiting over 100,000 persons with improved water quality.
ï· 15,000 service connections were upgraded and in excess of 5,000 water meters were installed.
2011
ï· $1.5 billion has been allocated to the water sector to achieve its objective of ensuring improved water supply
ï· $850 million is allocated for improving water distribution in areas such as Hope, Calcutta, Lochaber, Anna Catherina, Diamond, DeHoop and Bartica.
ï· In Linden, $75 million is budgeted to improve transmission and distribution systems at Ameliaâs Ward and Wisroc from which over 7,000 residents will benefit.
ï· Another $103 million is budgeted for provision of water to hinterland communities such as Sand Hills, Wiruni, Calcuni, Kariabo, Kwebanna and Mahdia where over 5,000 residents will benefit.
(e) Sanitation
2010
ï· An allocation of $180 million to commence implementation of the US$10 million Georgetown Sanitation Improvement Programme.
ï· Work on the access road to Haags Bosch has been completed whilst work on the landfill is now expected to be completed during the first quarter.
2011
ï· $800 million has been allocated to facilitate the advancing of further works on the construction of the Haags Bosch sanitary landfill.
Investment in People
a. Education.
2010
ï· Government expended a sum of $21.8 billion over the last year in the sector.
ï· The National School Feeding programme which cost over $900 million and benefited more than 63,000 students.
ï· The National School Uniform Assistance Programme which benefited over 200,000
ï· $923 million was expended on construction works at 2 new technical institutes in Regions 3 and 5, along with the procurement of furniture, tools, and equipment for all institutes,
ï· $129 million was expended on the Secondary Competency Certificate Programme implemented in 18 additional secondary schools.
ï· $875 million has been expended on teacher education towards the operations and renovation works at the Cyril Potter College, which added a total of 364 trained teachers to the education system in 2010.
ï· $2.4 billion was also expended in 2010 towards the maintenance, rehabilitation, extension and construction of educational facilities throughout Guyana
ï· 78 information technology laboratories were completed at primary and secondary schools
2011
ï· $24.3 billion has been allocated towards the continued successful implementation of the National Education Strategic Plan in 2011
ï· US$4.2 million Guyana Improving Teacher Education Project of which $200 million is budgeted for 2011
ï· $919 million has been budgeted for teacher training towards the medium term target of achieving 70 percent trained teachers in the system by 2013.
ï· Work has commenced and will continue during 2011 on the design of a US$10 million project to strengthen the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Guyana as a permanent academic and research institutional
ï· University of Guyana has been allocated $769 million towards the operations and maintenance of the Turkeyen and Tain campuses.
ï· $450 million has been provided for student loans.
ï· The National School Feeding programme has been allocated over $1 billion and will continue to deliver a snack to every student in all nursery schools and grades 1 and 2 of primary schools.
ï· School Uniform Assistance Programme will continue to be implemented in 2011, and will see every school child provided with one school uniform during the year.
ï· $1.6 billion has been budgeted for technical vocational education and include the completion of construction works at the vocational centres in Regions 3 and 5, the construction of a student dormitory at Essequibo Technical Institute.
ï· $2.8 billion has been allocated for the continued maintenance, rehabilitation, extension and construction of educational facilities countrywide.
b. Health
2010
ï· Government expended $13.4 billion in 2010 towards the implementation of the National Health Sector Strategy 2008-2012.
ï· $1.3 billion was expended for the construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of health care facilities in 2010.
ï· Over $280 million was expended on training, while more than 150 new health workers entered the public health sector contributing to improved doctors and nursesâ population ratio.
2011
ï· $14 billion has been allocated to the health sector
ï· Government has budgeted to inject $345 million into training activities, which will provide for an additional 250 professional nurses being trained and 140 clinical and technical staff, while over 280 students in various health disciplines are currently in training across the various schools.
ï· 1 billion has been budgeted for the construction and maintenance of health sector buildings and infrastructure nationwide
ï· Storage bond in Diamond will be completed in 2011
ï· $235 million has been budgeted for the completion of the GPHC inpatient facility. Additionally, facilities at Enmore Polyclinic, West Demerara Hospital, Leguan, and Oscar Joseph District Hospitals will be upgraded.
c. Housing
2010
ï· Over $9.6 billion was expended in the housing sector in 2010
ï· Allocated of 6,331 house lots as well as the distributed 4,591 land titles surpassing our targets of 5,500 house lots and 3,750 land titles
ï· $343.7 million was expended over the last year for the successful completion of a $2.2 billion housing project which has realised the construction and upgrading of roads, drains and structures benefiting 4,636 lots in areas such as Cummings Lodge C&Y, Sophia, Westminster, Belle West, Glasgow and Onderneeming.
ï· $680 million was spent on the construction of roads, drains and structures in areas such as Block 8 Mon Repos, Plantation Schoonord, Anna Catherina, Hope Estate
2011
ï· $3.6 billion is allocated to the housing sector to facilitate the development of housing schemes which is expected to result in the allocation of 7,500 house lots and the processing and distribution of 4,000 land titles.
ï· $700 million will be spent on improving the road network and water distribution systems to the benefit approximately 1,500 households.
ï· Under the Second Low Income Settlement Programme, 148 core houses are expected to be completed
d. Water
2010
ï· $3.4 billion was expended in the water sector
ï· Completion of the water treatment plants at Lima, Vergenoegen, Cotton Tree, Central Ruimveldt, Sophia and Corriverton benefiting over 100,000 persons with improved water quality.
ï· 15,000 service connections were upgraded and in excess of 5,000 water meters were installed.
2011
ï· $1.5 billion has been allocated to the water sector to achieve its objective of ensuring improved water supply
ï· $850 million is allocated for improving water distribution in areas such as Hope, Calcutta, Lochaber, Anna Catherina, Diamond, DeHoop and Bartica.
ï· In Linden, $75 million is budgeted to improve transmission and distribution systems at Ameliaâs Ward and Wisroc from which over 7,000 residents will benefit.
ï· Another $103 million is budgeted for provision of water to hinterland communities such as Sand Hills, Wiruni, Calcuni, Kariabo, Kwebanna and Mahdia where over 5,000 residents will benefit.
(e) Sanitation
2010
ï· An allocation of $180 million to commence implementation of the US$10 million Georgetown Sanitation Improvement Programme.
ï· Work on the access road to Haags Bosch has been completed whilst work on the landfill is now expected to be completed during the first quarter.
2011
ï· $800 million has been allocated to facilitate the advancing of further works on the construction of the Haags Bosch sanitary landfill.
jags (Guest)
albert mek sure you talk about the worked over class.
quote:Originally posted by albert:
The P.P.P/C administration will continue to invest in the people of Guyana.....the working class are on its front burner...always was...and always will be...
Investment in People
a. Education.
2010
ï· Government expended a sum of $21.8 billion over the last year in the sector.
ï· The National School Feeding programme which cost over $900 million and benefited more than 63,000 students.
ï· The National School Uniform Assistance Programme which benefited over 200,000
ï· $923 million was expended on construction works at 2 new technical institutes in Regions 3 and 5, along with the procurement of furniture, tools, and equipment for all institutes,
ï· $129 million was expended on the Secondary Competency Certificate Programme implemented in 18 additional secondary schools.
ï· $875 million has been expended on teacher education towards the operations and renovation works at the Cyril Potter College, which added a total of 364 trained teachers to the education system in 2010.
ï· $2.4 billion was also expended in 2010 towards the maintenance, rehabilitation, extension and construction of educational facilities throughout Guyana
ï· 78 information technology laboratories were completed at primary and secondary schools
2011
ï· $24.3 billion has been allocated towards the continued successful implementation of the National Education Strategic Plan in 2011
ï· US$4.2 million Guyana Improving Teacher Education Project of which $200 million is budgeted for 2011
ï· $919 million has been budgeted for teacher training towards the medium term target of achieving 70 percent trained teachers in the system by 2013.
ï· Work has commenced and will continue during 2011 on the design of a US$10 million project to strengthen the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Guyana as a permanent academic and research institutional
ï· University of Guyana has been allocated $769 million towards the operations and maintenance of the Turkeyen and Tain campuses.
ï· $450 million has been provided for student loans.
ï· The National School Feeding programme has been allocated over $1 billion and will continue to deliver a snack to every student in all nursery schools and grades 1 and 2 of primary schools.
ï· School Uniform Assistance Programme will continue to be implemented in 2011, and will see every school child provided with one school uniform during the year.
ï· $1.6 billion has been budgeted for technical vocational education and include the completion of construction works at the vocational centres in Regions 3 and 5, the construction of a student dormitory at Essequibo Technical Institute.
ï· $2.8 billion has been allocated for the continued maintenance, rehabilitation, extension and construction of educational facilities countrywide.
b. Health
2010
ï· Government expended $13.4 billion in 2010 towards the implementation of the National Health Sector Strategy 2008-2012.
ï· $1.3 billion was expended for the construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of health care facilities in 2010.
ï· Over $280 million was expended on training, while more than 150 new health workers entered the public health sector contributing to improved doctors and nursesâ population ratio.
2011
ï· $14 billion has been allocated to the health sector
ï· Government has budgeted to inject $345 million into training activities, which will provide for an additional 250 professional nurses being trained and 140 clinical and technical staff, while over 280 students in various health disciplines are currently in training across the various schools.
ï· 1 billion has been budgeted for the construction and maintenance of health sector buildings and infrastructure nationwide
ï· Storage bond in Diamond will be completed in 2011
ï· $235 million has been budgeted for the completion of the GPHC inpatient facility. Additionally, facilities at Enmore Polyclinic, West Demerara Hospital, Leguan, and Oscar Joseph District Hospitals will be upgraded.
c. Housing
2010
ï· Over $9.6 billion was expended in the housing sector in 2010
ï· Allocated of 6,331 house lots as well as the distributed 4,591 land titles surpassing our targets of 5,500 house lots and 3,750 land titles
ï· $343.7 million was expended over the last year for the successful completion of a $2.2 billion housing project which has realised the construction and upgrading of roads, drains and structures benefiting 4,636 lots in areas such as Cummings Lodge C&Y, Sophia, Westminster, Belle West, Glasgow and Onderneeming.
ï· $680 million was spent on the construction of roads, drains and structures in areas such as Block 8 Mon Repos, Plantation Schoonord, Anna Catherina, Hope Estate
2011
ï· $3.6 billion is allocated to the housing sector to facilitate the development of housing schemes which is expected to result in the allocation of 7,500 house lots and the processing and distribution of 4,000 land titles.
ï· $700 million will be spent on improving the road network and water distribution systems to the benefit approximately 1,500 households.
ï· Under the Second Low Income Settlement Programme, 148 core houses are expected to be completed
d. Water
2010
ï· $3.4 billion was expended in the water sector
ï· Completion of the water treatment plants at Lima, Vergenoegen, Cotton Tree, Central Ruimveldt, Sophia and Corriverton benefiting over 100,000 persons with improved water quality.
ï· 15,000 service connections were upgraded and in excess of 5,000 water meters were installed.
2011
ï· $1.5 billion has been allocated to the water sector to achieve its objective of ensuring improved water supply
ï· $850 million is allocated for improving water distribution in areas such as Hope, Calcutta, Lochaber, Anna Catherina, Diamond, DeHoop and Bartica.
ï· In Linden, $75 million is budgeted to improve transmission and distribution systems at Ameliaâs Ward and Wisroc from which over 7,000 residents will benefit.
ï· Another $103 million is budgeted for provision of water to hinterland communities such as Sand Hills, Wiruni, Calcuni, Kariabo, Kwebanna and Mahdia where over 5,000 residents will benefit.
(e) Sanitation
2010
ï· An allocation of $180 million to commence implementation of the US$10 million Georgetown Sanitation Improvement Programme.
ï· Work on the access road to Haags Bosch has been completed whilst work on the landfill is now expected to be completed during the first quarter.
2011
ï· $800 million has been allocated to facilitate the advancing of further works on the construction of the Haags Bosch sanitary landfill.
Go show this to a tired cane-cutter and they will broadside you ass wid dem 22.
Former Member
Tola...don't try to be funny...knowing to your heart...the P.P.P/C has been and continues to work hard for the people of Guyana..
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by albert:
The accomplishments made by the P.P.P/C is of benefit to all Guyanese especially those of the working class....the masses will endorse the peoples progressive party civic......and let progress continue...
albert Jagdeo isnt running. So why is he in the PPP campaign literature. Tell us the good news. he is going to be PM right? Because teh PPP fears a blood bath if its only up to Ramotar.
Former Member
President Jagdeo will NOT be the Prime ministrial candidate of the P.P.P/C....the P.P.P/C PM to- be...will soon be announced...
jags (Guest)
quote:Originally posted by albert:
President Jagdeo will NOT be the Prime ministrial candidate of the P.P.P/C....the P.P.P/C PM to- be...will soon be announced...
We are going to announce after the elections who is gonna be the PM candidate to be honest I dont think they want to announce it yet because it probably doesnt matter.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by albert:
President Jagdeo will NOT be the Prime ministrial candidate...
So why is he being featured in all PPP campaign literature. His role is OVER. You all have an ageing weak candidate. Deal with it.
quote:Originally posted by albert:
Tola...don't try to be funny...knowing to your heart...the P.P.P/C has been and continues to work hard for the people of Guyana..
Albert, until a few years ago, I ate, sleep and dream of the PPP My mom went to school with Cheddi and I knew all the brothers and other relatives. My grandfather was Cheddi's father best friend.
Being serious Albert, the PPP USED to work hard for the ordinary folks of Guyana...something changed along the way...a parting occured and as we presently work with youth groups, they dont see a connection with the government.
Only this morning a couple from our youth group contacted us about wanting to get married in December, they both have low paying jobs miles apart from each other.
Friends will help with wedding cost, but one of them have to quit and find a job closer to the other.
Overseas organization fund their house, hydro wiring, etc...but their wage will be impossible to start a family.
They need help Albert and the GOG need to establish the atmosphere for this to happen.
There seems to be a serious disconnect between GT and the ordinary folks in Guyana. You can only see this if you live for a while among the poor in Guyana, as we do with our programs.
I respect your stand with the new PPP, I might seem harsh at times, but I get angry when I see the injustice done to innocent people.
Former Member
Guyana has traveled a long way on the road of economic growth...the journey is not over...there are still target to be achieved...the P.P.P/C is at full throttle...in improving the socio-economic standards of its citizens...there's a popular saying Rome wasn't build in a day....since 1992....the P.P.P/C has done Guyana Well...and will continue to Progress Guyana..
Get with the program albert,the PPP sucks big time, bunch of con artists.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by albert:
Guyana has traveled a long way on the road of economic growth...the journey is not over...there are still target to be achieved...the P.P.P/C is at full throttle...in improving the socio-economic standards of its citizens...there's a popular saying Rome wasn't build in a day....since 1992....the P.P.P/C has done Guyana Well...and will continue to Progress Guyana..
Guyana has come full circle.
Former Member
Guyana is on the rise...on the rise and experiencing strong economic growth...
By a story on here just today, Guyana seems to be sinking.
Former Member
News Top Story Guyana well poised for major achievements, says new US Ambassador
Guyana well poised for major achievements, says new US Ambassador PDF Print E-mail
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NEW United States Ambassador to Guyana Mr. D Brent Hardt has reiterated his pledged commitment to working with the Guyana Government, civil society and private sector organizations, as well as with all Guyanese, to build on the existing partnership for the mutual benefit of both Guyana and the United States of America. [Prime Minister Samuel Hinds delivering remarks at the reception to welcome the US Ambassador Mr. D. Brent Hardt delivering remarks at the reception on Tuesday evening. Also in photo are Prime Minister Sam Hinds, Foreign Affairs Minister Mrs. Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett and Mrs. Saskia Hardt (left). ] âAt the end of the day, diplomacy is all about people, relationships, establishing trust and confidence, listening and working together effectively,â Ambassador Hardt posited during remarks at a âWelcome Receptionâ he and his beautiful wife, Saskia, hosted at their new home in Cummings Lodge on Tuesday evening.
âI have come to know Guyana as a country with tremendous economic potential, with its rainforest, agricultural lands, mineral resources, and creative and innovative peopleâĶwith continued strong economic investments and continued growth in the confidence of the political process, I believe Guyana is poised for major achievements,â the US Ambassador declared.
Hardt also noted that US engagement in Guyana is rooted in collaboration and shared values of democracy, tolerance, economic opportunities, and respect for human dignity, which have borne fruit in a host of joint efforts in several areas. [Prime Minister Sam Hinds and US Ambassador Brent Hardt in conversation. ]
The Centre for Disease Control and the USAID have been working closely over the last decade with the Ministry of Health to combat HIV/AIDS and other diseases.
He said that President Barack Obamaâs primary security programme for the region, the Caribbean Basin Security Initiative, has allowed close working relations with Guyana in a regional effort to combat drug trafficking and help young people to avoid getting involved in criminal activities.
The US Embassy has also been working with the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to support electoral processes, while the partnership between the US Forest Services and the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC) aims to help Guyana achieve the REDD+ initiatives in its Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS).
The US-Guyana trade and investment support project has been opening new export opportunities for Guyanese goods and services, eco-tourism, aquaculture, agriculture and wood products.
In terms of support in the energy sector, the US has been working with local agencies to support the implementation of a potential oil and gas reserve exploration in a manner that will maximise the benefits for Guyana.
Hardt, a career diplomat who has served as Charge dâ Affaires of the US Embassy in the Bahamas among other postings, presented his letters of Credence to President Bharrat Jagdeo on September 15. [Agriculture Minister Robert Persaud and Banks DIH CEO Mr. Clifford Reis among guests at the reception.]
Prime Minister Samuel Hinds, in his remarks on behalf of the Government and people of Guyana joined the diplomatic community and special invitees at the in welcoming the new US Ambassador to Guyana.
Prime Minister Hinds said Guyana and the US have traditionally shared a close collaborative relationship in various areas such as health, security, climate change, governance and energy, all of which contribute to the countryâs overall national development efforts.
âThe Government of Guyana is very appreciative of the US Governmentâs commitment to this partnership between our two peoples and looks forward to its further strengthening during your tenure here,â the Prime Minister told the Ambassador.
He said the Guyana Government is also appreciative of US ongoing support as the country embarks once again, on a critical aspect of democracy, the holding of general and regional elections constitutionally due before the end of this year. [Special Invitees at the reception. ]
âWe are confident that the elections will be peaceful, fair and transparent,â the Prime Minister said.
To this end, several entities including CARICOM, the Organisation of American States (OAS), and the Commonwealth Secretariat have all been invited to Guyana to function as electoral observers to ensure the maintenance of electoral best practices.
Prime Minister Hinds also assured of Governmentâs commitment to ensuring that the close partnership shared by the two countries continue in the future.
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Thursday, 29 September 2011 04:41
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NEW United States Ambassador to Guyana Mr. D Brent Hardt has reiterated his pledged commitment to working with the Guyana Government, civil society and private sector organizations, as well as with all Guyanese, to build on the existing partnership for the mutual benefit of both Guyana and the United States of America. [Prime Minister Samuel Hinds delivering remarks at the reception to welcome the US Ambassador Mr. D. Brent Hardt delivering remarks at the reception on Tuesday evening. Also in photo are Prime Minister Sam Hinds, Foreign Affairs Minister Mrs. Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett and Mrs. Saskia Hardt (left). ] âAt the end of the day, diplomacy is all about people, relationships, establishing trust and confidence, listening and working together effectively,â Ambassador Hardt posited during remarks at a âWelcome Receptionâ he and his beautiful wife, Saskia, hosted at their new home in Cummings Lodge on Tuesday evening.
âI have come to know Guyana as a country with tremendous economic potential, with its rainforest, agricultural lands, mineral resources, and creative and innovative peopleâĶwith continued strong economic investments and continued growth in the confidence of the political process, I believe Guyana is poised for major achievements,â the US Ambassador declared.
Hardt also noted that US engagement in Guyana is rooted in collaboration and shared values of democracy, tolerance, economic opportunities, and respect for human dignity, which have borne fruit in a host of joint efforts in several areas. [Prime Minister Sam Hinds and US Ambassador Brent Hardt in conversation. ]
The Centre for Disease Control and the USAID have been working closely over the last decade with the Ministry of Health to combat HIV/AIDS and other diseases.
He said that President Barack Obamaâs primary security programme for the region, the Caribbean Basin Security Initiative, has allowed close working relations with Guyana in a regional effort to combat drug trafficking and help young people to avoid getting involved in criminal activities.
The US Embassy has also been working with the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to support electoral processes, while the partnership between the US Forest Services and the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC) aims to help Guyana achieve the REDD+ initiatives in its Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS).
The US-Guyana trade and investment support project has been opening new export opportunities for Guyanese goods and services, eco-tourism, aquaculture, agriculture and wood products.
In terms of support in the energy sector, the US has been working with local agencies to support the implementation of a potential oil and gas reserve exploration in a manner that will maximise the benefits for Guyana.
Hardt, a career diplomat who has served as Charge dâ Affaires of the US Embassy in the Bahamas among other postings, presented his letters of Credence to President Bharrat Jagdeo on September 15. [Agriculture Minister Robert Persaud and Banks DIH CEO Mr. Clifford Reis among guests at the reception.]
Prime Minister Samuel Hinds, in his remarks on behalf of the Government and people of Guyana joined the diplomatic community and special invitees at the in welcoming the new US Ambassador to Guyana.
Prime Minister Hinds said Guyana and the US have traditionally shared a close collaborative relationship in various areas such as health, security, climate change, governance and energy, all of which contribute to the countryâs overall national development efforts.
âThe Government of Guyana is very appreciative of the US Governmentâs commitment to this partnership between our two peoples and looks forward to its further strengthening during your tenure here,â the Prime Minister told the Ambassador.
He said the Guyana Government is also appreciative of US ongoing support as the country embarks once again, on a critical aspect of democracy, the holding of general and regional elections constitutionally due before the end of this year. [Special Invitees at the reception. ]
âWe are confident that the elections will be peaceful, fair and transparent,â the Prime Minister said.
To this end, several entities including CARICOM, the Organisation of American States (OAS), and the Commonwealth Secretariat have all been invited to Guyana to function as electoral observers to ensure the maintenance of electoral best practices.
Prime Minister Hinds also assured of Governmentâs commitment to ensuring that the close partnership shared by the two countries continue in the future.
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