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GTUC host presentation by Mr. Stanley Ming AA on “Guyana 2030”

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June 9, 2021
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The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) will today, June 9th, at 10:00 a.m. host a presentation by Mr. Stanley Ming, AA. entitled, “Guyana 2030.”

The focus of Mr. Ming’s presentation, which forms part of the GTUC’s public awareness engagement, is to bring awareness about the environmental impact on development in Guyana and the available options, the union said in a release.

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“Mr. Ming’s presentation is not only critical at this juncture of Guyana’s development for the workers affiliated to the GTUC but for the nation. Thus, this presentation could be viewed, in real time, via Zoom. The Meeting ID is: 996-741-2554. The passcode is: GTUC21. The public is hereby invited to partipcate and ask questions after,” GTUC said.

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