Mr. Blair said his meeting with President Barrow focused on the work his organisation – the Tony Blair Institute is doing in The Gambia. He added that President Barrow outlined his government’s work towards meeting the country’s needs in the energy and agriculture sectors. As well as moving forward with infrastructural developments such as roads and bridges.
Mr. Blair told the media that President Barrow also talked about his government’s interest in harnessing technological advancements to help propel the country’s development and plans to create decent jobs for young people to be more hopeful about their country and its future.
Mr. Blair also took the opportunity to congratulate The Gambia for its outstanding performance in the AFCON tournament in Cameroon.
The Ministry of Tourism and Culture with support from the UNDP and MoFEA yesterday began a two day validation forum for a formulated draft National Tourism Policy and Strategy for the period 2021-2030 at the Sir. Dawda Kairaba Jawara Conference Centre.
The Gambia Centre for Victims of Human Rights Violation Over the weekend held it 2nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) at a hotel in Kololi.
Dr. Mustapha Bittaye, acting director of Health Services at the Ministry of Health has reacted to the allegations made by Senegalese covid-19 patients in the country that they were not receiving good treatment while under quarantine, describing the allegation as false.
