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Georgetown Chamber of Commerce & Industry on Welcoming updated processing time by Local Content Secretariat

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November 26, 2025
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The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) commends the Local Content Secretariat  (LCS) on the move to improve its processing time for local content certificates. This initiative, which focuses on efficiency, provides guided timelines and allows businesses to access this crucial document on a timely basis. 

The GCCI has been in continuous discussions with the secretariat on matters affecting local businesses,  including its transaction processing time and the updating of the Local Content Act Schedule of Services.  

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The GCCI looks forward to continued dialogue with the LCS, and the effective implementation of this decision, which is anticipated to improve the ease of doing business in Guyana.

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