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Enhancing Transport Resilience and Safety

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USA / GUYANA – In a significant development, the World Bank’s board of executive directors has approved a new initiative aimed at enhancing Guyana’s road infrastructure with a substantial investment of $156 million. The Integrated Transport Corridors Project is set to improve the nation’s transport network in targeted areas, making it more resilient against natural hazards while ensuring safer and more reliable mobility for citizens. Guyana face…

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Enhancing Transport Resilience and Safety

USA / GUYANA – In a significant development, the World Bank’s board of executive directors has approved a new initiative aimed at enhancing Guyana’s road infrastructure with a substantial investment of $156 million. The Integrated Transport Corridors Project is set to improve the nation’s transport network in targeted areas, making it more resilient against natural hazards while ensuring safer and more reliable mobility for citizens. Guyana face…

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