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PRESIDENT ALI PLEASED WITH THE NEWLY SIGNED AGREEMENT BETWEEN MOE AND GTU

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Meanwhile, President Irfaan Ali expressed his satisfaction after Wednesday’s signing of an agreement between the Guyana Teachers Union and the Ministry of Education. Dacia Richards will provide more details in her report.

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