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Guyana and UK Advance Talks on Enhanced Public Health Partnerships

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November 27, 2025
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Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony, today met with Her Excellency Jane Caroline Miller OBE, British High Commissioner to Guyana, along with a representative of the 5th Batch of the UK Trade Mission to Guyana, to discuss strengthened collaboration and emerging opportunities within the public health sector.

The engagement, held at the Minister’s Office in Brickdam, also included the participation of Dr. Narine Singh, Chief Medical Officer, of the Ministry of Health and Mr. Robbie Rambarran, Chief Executive Officer of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), among other senior technical officers.

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During the meeting, the British High Commissioner reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s commitment to supporting Guyana’s ongoing social and economic transformation through sustainable investment, technology transfer, and enhanced trade relations.

The Minister welcomed this commitment and noted that such partnerships can significantly enhance healthcare delivery, improve hospital services, and foster innovation across the health sector.

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