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Suriname
- WWF-Guianas lanceert drie bosprojecten in Suriname met EU-steunby ABC Redactie on June 6, 2025 at 3:38 pm
WWF-Guianas heeft het startsein gegeven voor drie nieuwe projecten in Suriname, uitgevoerd binnen het door de EU gefinancierde Sustainable Forest Livelihoods (SFL) programma for gemeenschappen in Suriname en Guyana. Tijdens
- Samenwerkende partijen buigen zich over regeerakkoordby Raoul Roeplal on June 6, 2025 at 3:01 am
De zes samenwerkende partijen die voornemens zijn een nieuwe coalitie te vormen, buigen zich nu over het formuleren van een regeerakkoord. Dat wordt in samenspraak gedaan, zodat een duidelijke richting
- Regering keurt belangrijke sociale en economische besluiten goedby ABC Redactie on June 5, 2025 at 11:55 pm
Tijdens de recente regeringsraadsvergadering zijn belangrijke besluiten genomen op het gebied van sociale ondersteuning, gezondheidszorg, grondbeleid en onderwijs. Deze besluiten zijn gericht op het verbeteren van de levenskwaliteit van burgers
- Hardeo Ramadhin: Vermeende rivaliteit tussen Adhin en Simons heeft gezorgd voor veel stemmenby Biemla Gajadien on June 5, 2025 at 10:45 pm
Bij de NDP hebben twee kandidaten voor een belangrijke bijdrage gezorgd voor hun verkiezingswinst. Analist Hardeo Ramadhin noemde in het programma ABC Actueel hierbij Ashwin Adhin (19.173) en Jayant Lalbiharie
Guyana
- Over one million passengers already arrived in Guyana this year– CJIA’s CEOby Editor on June 6, 2025 at 4:54 pm
Over one million passengers arrived in Guyana up to the beginning of June 2025, a 15 per cent increase when compared to last year. “Traffic has grown significantly over the years by 300 plus per cent since 2020. “Last year we had 856,000 passengers that travelled through Cheddi Jagan International Airport. This year we have The post Over one million passengers already arrived in Guyana this year– CJIA’s CEO appeared first on News Room Guyana.
- Fmr. Canadian High Commissioner now Chair of business chamber by Editor on June 6, 2025 at 4:22 pm
The Canada-Guyana Chamber of Commerce (CGCC) is pleased to announce its Board of Directors, following the successful conclusion of its Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2025. These appointments reflect the Chamber’s continued commitment to fostering strong bilateral economic relations between Canada and Guyana, enhancing private sector collaboration, and supporting inclusive, sustainable development across both jurisdictions. The The post Fmr. Canadian High Commissioner now Chair of business chamber appeared first on News Room Guyana.
- Hosein out of T20I opener after failing to secure UK visa; Goolie also affectedby Editor on June 6, 2025 at 4:00 pm
See below statement by Cricket West Indies Cricket West Indies (CWI) advises that two players, spinner Akeal Hosein and young talent Jyd Goolie, have experienced challenges in joining the squad for the upcoming T20 Internationals against England and Ireland, which begin on Friday, June 6. The challenges are due to updated UK visa entry requirements The post Hosein out of T20I opener after failing to secure UK visa; Goolie also affected appeared first on News Room Guyana.
- 9,999 new vehicles registered in three months, private sector sees surge as sign of economic boomby Editor on June 6, 2025 at 3:26 pm
In just three months, Guyana has registered over 9,999 new motor vehicles under the PAK licence plate series — a rapid turnover that has led to the introduction of the PAL series — and political and business leaders have hailed this as a sign of economic progress. The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) officially began issuing The post 9,999 new vehicles registered in three months, private sector sees surge as sign of economic boom appeared first on News Room Guyana.