AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCross-Border Infrastructure: Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali says he’s received no official word from Suriname about claims that Paramaribo plans to unilaterally fund and own the planned $236 million Corentyne River Bridge, stressing the project is still meant to be bilateral and that river operations are running normally. Diplomatic Fallout: Suriname had earlier announced it was pulling out of the joint venture, saying it would finance and manage the bridge itself—an abrupt move that Guyanese leaders said caught them off guard and could reset timelines and tender steps. Wildlife & Family-Friendly Culture: Drusillas Park is celebrating a historic saki monkey birth: a new infant born in May to first-time parents Twiggy and Pires, marking the fourth generation of the same family line at the Sussex zoo and adding to a busy year of new animal arrivals.
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