President highlighted that one of his government’s plans is to create 1,000 model houses in the new city that is being developed.
Those homes, he explained, are expected to be made almost entirely from local products and using local labour.
But Dr. Ali has also noted that these houses can be exported to the Caribbean region- particularly to those countries that are vulnerable to frequent natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes.
And so, after highlighting the highly-competitive sale of the read-for-export houses, Dr. Ali called on the private sector players in Guyana and Ghana to think about similar innovative ideas.
Already, President Ali assured the private investors that the “red tape” and “bureaucracy” will be removed so that business opportunities can be more readily pursued. This is particularly important since it is expected that business people will help advance the Guyana/ Ghana bilateral relations. (Vishani Ragobeer)
