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
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