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  • $11.5M approved for GO-Invest 

    $11.5M approved for GO-Invest 

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    December 5, 2022
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    The Parliamentary Committee of Supply approved $11.5 million in supplementary funds to facilitate the expanded work programme of the Guyana Office for Investment (GO-Investment). 

    Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance Gail Teixeira explained that this sum is being requested to offset the costs associated with the agency’s participation in a number of unplanned events. 

    Those events include the International Energy Expo, the International Building Expo, the Saudi Arabia investment engagement, the Agro-investment forum and the Agro-fest in Barbados. 

    Through these events, the Governance Minister, the Office has been able to push Guyana’s position as an ideal investment destination. 

    This $11.5 million sum is part of Financial Paper No. 3, wherein $44.4 Billion is being sought. 

    Overall, the government is seeking parliamentary approval for another $47 billion in supplementary funding to offset the costs it incurred by agreeing to absorb the increase in electricity rates and other much-needed works such as the completion of roads and bridges.

    Members of the National Assembly are considering this request on Monday.

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