Reply to "The Decline of Manufacturing in Guyana"

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@Former Member posted:
Manufacturing appears to have been abandoned. It is ridiculous: importing fried Channa, plantain chips, cassava chips, Tamarind etc. Guyanese has become a lazy nation. We wait for foreign remittances and now oil money.

We need to change this and fast. It is my hope any oil revenue goes to investing in local businesses, agriculture and manufacturing. Guyana is too vast in its resources for there to ever be hunger not only in Guyana but throughout the Caribbean community.

Unfortunately, there has been a brain drain and less of a workforce to maintain and sustain these types of infrastructures.

6/30/201:00 PM

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