Guyana, India ready to sign US$50 million road construction deal

I was waiting a long time for this road 

The project was first conceived under the then People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPPC) administration. Back in January, 2015 when then President Donald Ramotar had visited India, that country’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi had announced the US$50 million line of credit for the construction of the road.

ANOTHER PPP PROJECT.

Granted that this was initially a PPP project. The APNU+AFC administration deserves praise for not abandoning the project. With the skyrocketing number of vehicles presently clogging up the main thoroughfares in Guyana, there is need for additional and alternative routes. In short, the government cannot afford not to go ahead with this project.

Well the BRAINLESS need our HELP and we MUST help the People of Guyana!!!

They can take the PPP projects and make it their own, but they do not have the expertise to implement it the way the PPP would.  Watch what will happen.

Bibi Haniffa posted:

. but they do not have the expertise to implement it the way the PPP would.  Watch what will happen.

Like Skeldon factory?  Or that infamous road to Amaila Falls where millions of dollars were spent, and yet not one tree was cut down. Or Buddy's Hotel, which was supposed to bring in thousands of Brazilian gamblers.  Or the Providence stadium which was supposed to be a hige foreign exchange earner. I bet you that little cricket field in St Kitts earns more foreign exchange. 

caribny posted:

Bibi Haniffa posted:

. but they do not have the expertise to implement it the way the PPP would.  Watch what will happen.

Like Skeldon factory?  Or that infamous road to Amaila Falls where millions of dollars were spent, and yet not one tree was cut down. Or Buddy's Hotel, which was supposed to bring in thousands of Brazilian gamblers.  Or the Providence stadium which was supposed to be a hige foreign exchange earner. I bet you that little cricket field in St Kitts earns more foreign exchange. 

Bibi gone in hiding. 

Bibi Haniffa posted:

They can take the PPP projects and make it their own, but they do not have the expertise to implement it the way the PPP would.  Watch what will happen.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!! HAHAHAHAA!!!!!

warrior posted:

I was waiting a long time for this road 

Would it be faster to do your cow rustling business?

Gilbakka posted:

Granted that this was initially a PPP project. The APNU+AFC administration deserves praise for not abandoning the project. With the skyrocketing number of vehicles presently clogging up the main thoroughfares in Guyana, there is need for additional and alternative routes. In short, the government cannot afford not to go ahead with this project.

As you have said many times "give jack his jacket". Give the PPP their dues. Don't stifle your conscience here brother.

When a government uses public resources to implement a project, is it done in the name of the people, or a political party ?