Latest update January 23rd, 2021 12:59 AM
Aug 31, 2019 News
In creating a more diversely trained public service ready to contribute to Guyana’s development, more students have been awarded scholarships to study in China beginning this upcoming academic year.
[In the photo, front row from left] Permanent Secretary of the Department of Public Service, Karen Vansluytman-Corbin (pink jacket), Director of the Department of International Cooperation, Forbes July, Student affairs official, Tanza McAlmont, Chinese Ambassador to Guyana H.E. Cui Jianchun and his wife and Deputy Chief of the Chinese Embassy Chen Xilai [third from right] along with returned and outgoing students and other representatives of the embassy and PSM staff.
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