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Guyana govt withdraws disapproval of LEAD project

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Guyana govt withdraws disapproval of LEAD project

Last Updated on Saturday, 26 December 2015, 20:59 by GxMedia

FLASH BACK: US Ambassador Brent Hardt and Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr. Roger Luncheon going to therr first round of talks two weeks ago at the Office of the President
The Guyana government on Thursday announced the withdrawal of the non-approval of the US$1.2 million Leadership and Democracy Project (LEAD) being funded by the United States government.

Head of the Presidential Secretariat, Dr. Roger Luncheon says the withdrawal now paves the way for representatives of the Guyana government and those of the American embassy to discuss and agree to the design of the new project that will enjoy the approval of both sides.

“How could I sit down across the table and in good faith be negotiatingwhen I have hanging over the bannas (brother’s) head a non-approval.

“I have to withdraw that non-approval. I can’lt engage in heresy unkless I recognise it as heresy so I have to withdraw the non-approval to allow us to engage,” said Luncheon.

He did not give a time-frame by which the parties would sign off on a new LEAD project that is aimed at ensuring greater civil society, political and grassroots persons in policy-formulation and decision making. Amonf the areas of focus envisaged in LEAD are local government election education and management.

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