cheddi jagan airport must boast efficiency

chairman · 01-28-2018, 07:47 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

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PRESIDENT David Granger on Saturday charged the management and staff of the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) to commit to ensuring that with a newly modernised airport comes efficiency, high standards and quality service.

He said the facility must be the place where an increasing number of investors, tourists and the travelling public can be in and out of the airport as quickly as possible. The airport, which is currently undergoing US$150M in expansion works, he said, must also be a showcase of Guyana’s ‘green’ agenda and operate as a first-class entry point into a modern state.

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[img ]http://guyanachronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/tour1.jpg[/img]

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[img ]http://guyanachronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/tour2.jpg[/img]

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Granger wants to investigate the violence of the Jagdeo era. No mention of violence in the Burnham era which set a 'standard' that is yet to be eclipsed. Then what does he do...he starts somewhere in the middle. Even the most challenged of persons know that starting take place at the beginning. Finally he chooses a one man committee wit clear ties to both PNC and APNU. The rag tag tunnel visioned aside, does he really think Guyanese are stupid? I mean we all know the 'brilliant' Freddie Kisson thinks so so but surely Granger does not accept as gospel the delusions of his former 'teacher'?

#5
one corruption era at a time !!
Jagdeo's era is more current , then if necessary go back the previous 20 years
to Desmond Hoyte
then even further back to Burnham era....Wink

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Quote:The airport, which is currently undergoing US$150M in expansion works...
looking real nice so far ! maybe I will take a trip Confusedilly:

#7
when when

#8
Shivster farewell match at Albion Wink
Lets organise a Forum team along with Mes Belle and Artemis
check see if Nargis wanna bring her pickney for a first time visit !

#10
Granger built a separate cocaine baggage area ?? :whistle:

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