Guyana is finally shipping food out because President Irfaan Ali wants that sweet export cash. The head of state told students at the Railway Courtyard about sending a couple of shipments of agro-processed stuff to the Caribbean to boost local bank accounts. He claimed this helps single moms and small creators get paid while diversifying the economy to focus on young hustlers.
There is talk about getting the Guyana Defence Force involved to sell chow across CARICOM territories. The leader also chatted with the Antigua and Barbuda prime minister regarding young investors there who want Guyanese supplies.
Ali apparently wants the Guyana Development Bank to teach kids entrepreneurship in schools. He insists wealth creation happens on purpose through policy rather than luck.
Despite bad weather, the country supposedly boosted production of poultry and corn. Foreign big shots are seemingly eyeing large-scale investments in swine farming and hydroponics since the ecosystem looks solid.
There is talk about getting the Guyana Defence Force involved to sell chow across CARICOM territories. The leader also chatted with the Antigua and Barbuda prime minister regarding young investors there who want Guyanese supplies.
Ali apparently wants the Guyana Development Bank to teach kids entrepreneurship in schools. He insists wealth creation happens on purpose through policy rather than luck.
Despite bad weather, the country supposedly boosted production of poultry and corn. Foreign big shots are seemingly eyeing large-scale investments in swine farming and hydroponics since the ecosystem looks solid.
