AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCross-Border Infrastructure: Guyana says it has received no official word from Suriname about reports that Paramaribo plans to fully fund and own the $236 million Corentyne River Bridge, insisting the project stays a bilateral initiative and that river operations are running normally. Diplomatic Back-and-Forth: Suriname previously announced it was pulling out of the joint venture and would finance and manage the bridge alone, resetting timelines and potentially triggering a new international tender—leaving Guyanese leaders saying the move came as a surprise. Wildlife & Family-Friendly Zoo News: Drusillas Park celebrates a historic saki monkey birth: a new infant born 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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