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R3CCI Meets with President Irfaan Ali to Chart Inclusive Growth for Region Three

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June 6, 2025
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Leonora, West Coast Demerara – This morning, the newly elected Executive  Management Committee of the Essequibo Islands–West Demerara Chamber of  Commerce and Industry (R3CCI), led by its President, Ms. Bhabita Albert, met  with His Excellency President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali to discuss strategic  collaboration and priorities for Region Three’s private sector.  

In this landmark meeting, R3CCI executives shared their vision for a more  engaged and empowered regional business community, grounded in Ms. Albert’s  election manifesto. Discussions focused on tangible ways to ensure Region 3  businesses and citizens benefit from the country’s growing prosperity— particularly as massive investments in infrastructure, manufacturing, housing,  and education continue to transform the region.  

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“We reaffirmed our commitment to restoring the Chamber’s role as a proactive  voice in Guyana’s development,” said Ms. Albert, the first woman to lead the  Chamber since its earliest formation. “Our renewed focus goes beyond business,  and is designed to improve lives, strengthen our community, and ensure Region  Three’s GDP grows along with the nations.”  

Among the topics addressed with the President were:  

  • The Chamber’s plans to aggregate local suppliers to meet oil and gas  service needs;  
  • Opportunities for public-private partnerships;  
  • The revitalization of R3CCI’s presence in regional and national policy  dialogues.  

Ms. Albert and her team emphasized that transparency, inclusion, and results  will define this new era of Chamber leadership.  

As part of its renewed outreach, the Chamber will host a Business Cocktail &  Networking Event on June 23, 2025, where the Executive Committee will share  its 2025–2026 roadmap for the Region. Business leaders, government officials,  investors, and members of the public are encouraged to attend and contribute to  this new phase of regional partnership.  

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