US EditionTeaching Doctors in the World's Fastest-Growing Economy - Texila American University in Guyana
- Guyana is experiencing rapid economic growth, becoming a global frontrunner in GDP growth due to its substantial offshore oil reserves.
- Propelled by oil production, Guyana's soaring per capita income and average economic expansion rate of 27.14% over the last five years have sparked optimism, though experts advise economic diversification.
- Texila American University College of Medicine in Guyana, a Caribbean medical school with international accreditations, aims to educate and empower future healthcare leaders and globally minded physicians.
- According to TAU President Saju Bhaskar, "Guyana's incredible economic trajectory is rewriting our program and the region's playbook," highlighting TAU's role in nurturing medical visionaries.
- Dr. Hugh Duckworth, Provost, noted the "remarkable association between the growing economy and our investment in graduate medical education," suggesting that this investment will help Guyana shine on the global stage for decades to come and ensure a healthcare transformation.
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Teaching Doctors in the World's Fastest-Growing Economy - Texila American University in Guyana
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, March 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As Guyana rockets to the top of the global economic charts—propelled by its substantial offshore oil reserves—Texila American University (TAU) College of Medicine – Guyana seizes this unprecedented moment to educate and empower…
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