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Former U.S. Commerce Official to Brief Guyanese Businesses on Shifting Trade Policy

Arun Venkataraman to address tariff changes and market access strategies at World Trade Center Georgetown luncheon

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DP Editorial Team

Guyana Introduces Development Bank Bill to Extend Credit to Small Businesses

Proposed state-backed lender would offer collateral-free microcredit and business support to entrepreneurs excluded from traditional financing

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DP Editorial Team

Caribbean Trade Chiefs Convene as Global Crises Threaten Growth

High-level talks in Guyana focus on supply chain disruptions, rising costs, and a regional digital overhaul to shield small island economies.

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DP Editorial Team

Government Rejects Claims of Undisclosed US$80M Payment in Wales Gas Project Dispute

The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) has firmly rejected allegations that the Government of Guyana secretly paid US$80 million to a contractor involved in the Wales Gas-to-Energy (GtE) Project, describing the claims as inaccurate and misleading.

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DP Editorial Team

President Ali Pursues Gulf Partnerships to Strengthen Guyana’s Strategic Storage Capacity

President Dr Irfaan Ali has signalled a renewed push to attract investment from Gulf nations into large-scale storage facilities in Guyana, as part of a broader strategy to enhance the country’s role in global energy and trade networks.

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DP Editorial Team

Economists caution extended Middle East tensions could slow global growth, with oil-importing and emerging economies most exposed

International financial institutions are warning that an escalating conflict in the Middle East could weigh on global economic growth

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Diligence Posts Editorial Team

Veteran Environmental Expert Blasts “One Guyana” Energy Conference as Exclusionary and Flawed

Dr Vincent Adams, former head of Guyana’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has launched a scathing critique of the recently concluded “One Guyana” Energy Conference,

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Diligence Posts Editorial Team

Guyana widens hunt for rice buyers as global prices squeeze farmers

Georgetown pursues new markets in Mexico, Haiti and Cuba while extending subsidies and urging landlords to ease rents on paddy growers.

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