Work Begins on $4.3B Parika Port
Construction on the first phase of the International Parika Port is underway and expected to gain momentum in the coming weeks.
The $4.3 billion port facility aims to facilitate international travel for cruise liners and cargo ships, boosting trade and tourism in the region.
- Enhance international travel for cruise liners and cargo ships
- Modernize Guyana's export process
- Significantly boost regional trade
Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill, noted that it's time to increase the pace of work, which has begun on a minimal scale.
Author's summary: Guyana starts work on $4.3B port to boost trade.
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