President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali on Friday evening launched Guyana’s national gold and jewelry brand, “El Dorado Reimagined,” alongside the unveiling of a limited-edition commemorative medallion to mark the country’s 60th Independence Anniversary.

The initiative, unveiled at a special ceremony attended by government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, miners, jewelers and private sector representatives, forms part of government’s wider push to move Guyana beyond the export of raw materials and int

The first set of disbursements from the Guyana Development Bank are expected soon as government moves to complete the legislative process needed to formally operationalise the institution.

Speaking during Friday's press conference, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali disclosed that the technical groundwork for the bank has already been completed, with systems and operational structures largely in place ahead of its launch.

“In our parliamentary sitting coming up, I think the legislation will be tabled, an

President Mohamed Irfaan Ali has called on Guyanese to embrace faith, compassion and unity as the country enters a critical new phase of national development marked by rapid economic growth and transformation.

Speaking at the Sunrise Glorification Service in observance of Guyana’s 60th Independence Diamond Jubilee on Monday, the President said Guyana’s future success must be measured by justice, equality and the spiritual strength of its people.

Addressing religious leaders, members of the judiciary,

Guyana is moving towards an advanced biometric immigration and border security network that will use artificial intelligence to identify potential threats even before travelers board flights to the country.

During a press conference on Friday, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali said that the system will feature facial recognition technology at airports, e-visas, AI-supported traveler risk assessments and enhanced digital monitoring across ports and borders.

According to the President, global security sy

President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali has announced plans to create more orderly and attractive environments for roadside vendors while simultaneously improving sanitation, hygiene and public services.

He made the announcement on Friday during a press briefing at the Office of the President.

According to the Head of State, issues relating to roadside vending, littering and the improper use of public roads continue to be among the main concerns raised by members of the public.

"We have launched a program

Government is moving to strengthen oversight and student support systems as concerns grow over rising cases of bullying, gang activity, substance use and cyber bullying within schools across Guyana. Reported cases of misbehavior have been recorded in 353 schools nationwide, with Region Four accounting for 41 per cent of reported incidents.

Speaking at a press conference in Georgetown, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali announced plans for national public consultations on cyberbullying