Development of Parika Port to Enhance Trade and Tourism
Construction on the $4.3 billion Parika Port has commenced, with the first phase progressing smoothly and expected to gain momentum in the coming weeks.
The port facility will facilitate international travel for cruise liners and cargo ships, enhancing the export process and boosting regional trade.
Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill, noted that it is time to increase the pace of work, which has begun on a minimal scale.
The project aims to modernize Guyana's export process and significantly enhance regional trade, with the new port catering to luxury travel and cruise liners.
Minister Edghill, alongside the General Manager of the Transport and Harbours Department, Yolanda Hughes, and engineers, conducted an inspection to oversee the project's progress.
The development of the Parika Port is expected to have a positive impact on Guyana's economy and trade.
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